Sentence examples for conviction making from inspiring English sources

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

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

Mr. Ruvalcaba danced Othello with slashing conviction, making the character a sinuous slave to his emotions, though he stinted on the character's tender moments.

In it, he dresses casually (no jacket or tie) and speaks directly to the camera with square-jawed conviction, making no mention of health care or troublesome social issues.

He played the role with complete conviction, making it very clear to his young acolyte that journalists don't befriend the musicians they write about and always keep a critical distance from them.

"I am glad that a man from the right is finally not ashamed of his views, and follows the strength of his conviction, making an honest and just decision," said Zvi Hendel, a rightist member of Parliament.

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.

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

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

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