Sentence examples for conviction made from inspiring English sources

In the early and middle part of the 20th century, such a conviction made a person a socialist.

His resulting status as a politician driven by conviction made him a force on the presidential campaign trail.

But the fact that it was about Knightley, and that he delivered it with such uncouth conviction, made it funny.

This sense of conviction made Bush a better candidate than the two Democrats he was fortunate to have as opponents in his Presidential campaigns.

This conviction made him confident that it would be "quite practicable to produce a highly gifted race of men by judicious marriages during several consecutive generations".

But some professors said they believed that Mr. Margiotta's conviction made him an inappropriate candidate for an honorary doctorate, regardless of his contributions.

That conviction makes her mad scene believable and utterly wrenching.

His straightforward manner and sense of conviction make him credible before a jury, both lawyers said.

His effort lacks conviction, making it easy for the Nordsjaelland goalkeeper to intercept.

Complexity is the group's bread and butter; supreme technique and personable conviction make everything it does matter.

So Venus has been able to state the sisters' case for victory with a conviction making boastfulness irrelevant.