Sentence examples for conviction has grown from inspiring English sources

If anything, Scalia's air of conviction has grown more robust in recent years.

There the conviction has grown that Mr Hussein must be offered some way to escape from Kuwait without embarrassment.

Conviction has grown with every performance, the victories over Sweden and Ukraine achieved by a team tapping into its own strengths and still striving to improve.

But the conviction has grown among ordinary Paraguayans that "he is the wrong man in the wrong place at the wrong time," said Benjamín Fernández, host of a popular radio talk show.

The conviction had grown in Humboldt that his real aim in life was scientific exploration, and in 1797 he resigned from his post to acquire with great single-mindedness a thorough knowledge of the systems of geodetic, meteorological, and geomagnetic measurements.

While the office's conviction rate has grown under Mr. Howard, himself a former assistant district attorney, many judges are exasperated by their enormous backlogs.

As a talented young black man who is outspoken in his political convictions, McGruder has grown accustomed to inordinately high expectations.

Burnett said it took him 12 years to throw the pitch with conviction, but he has grown more comfortable, deploying it nearly as often as his curveball.

Along with this came the conviction that he had grown up on a diet of nationalistic propaganda in which the good -- "white Europeans" -- always triumphed over evil -- "anyone else".

When I founded the Kofi Annan Foundation, I did so with the belief that the pillars for a fairer, more secure world consist of sustainable development, of peace and of human rights, and this conviction has only grown stronger over the years.

This conviction persisted uncounsciously even after she had grown up, married and had a child.