Sentence examples for conviction grows from inspiring English sources

The conviction grows among many Ivory Coast fans that Didier Drogba, the one-time national hero whose popularity has plummeted in recent months, only likes playing for Chelsea.

As his conviction grows, he suffers a presentiment of his own death - time, manner, but not place -and his entire life becomes a preparation for that final moment.

The ministry has found itself further marginalised, as conviction grows within the party that the West is in terminal decline and that it is time for China to assert itself as a global power.

Increasingly the 58-year-old Papandreou, a moderniser by nature, has faced a battle from within his own party as the conviction grows that Greece has lost its sovereignty as international creditors call the shots.

As the human being begins to reflect upon its "self", it becomes aware of its overriding determination as a representing, knowing, cognizing entity; and the further its Bildung advances, the more this conviction grows (SW VI: 178; 178).

As the conviction grows, even among many who love Israel, that Bibi is immune to all other forms of pressure, support for BDS will continue to grow.

His conviction grew with each rally won, each point accrued.

This conviction grew in different groups for different reasons.

His conviction grew in the following year after he witnessed the widely accepted corruption in parliamentary elections.

As that conviction grew, Tariyal departed the Sabeti lab and found her next opportunity, at Harvard's Blavatnik Fellowship in Life Science Entrepreneurship.

But as the conviction grew here that the two men were dead, opposition to the deal grew, especially since it involved the release of Mr. Kuntar.