Sentence examples for conviction of time from inspiring English sources

It follows the impulse of a brand that defends its conviction of time inevitably linked to space.

There is, of course, no doubt that Lincoln shared many of the racist convictions of his time.

During his presidency, there was a tacit understanding by the media that he was never to be photographed with his crutches or in positions of weakness; this was deemed important, because in the waging of economic and military war, a psychological suggestion of strength was indispensable (and convictions of the time equated disability with weakness).

Hamann opposed many of the popular convictions of his time.

For Montaigne this also means calling into question the convictions of his time, reflecting upon his beliefs and education, and cultivating his own personal thoughts.

This was true to his convictions of the time, during a phase in his career where he was convinced in the plausibility of guild socialism.

"But that wasn't the real asset we were building, which is people of conviction spending a lot of time and energy to take this to what it is now: the third largest party in America".

To the Editor: Michael Seringhaus makes a convincing argument that a national database of DNA profiles would serve as an excellent law enforcement tool, both for increasing convictions of first-time offenders and acting as a deterrent for those considering crime.

Like the question of conviction over time, my present fidelity to another can be questioned in terms of its durability.

Detectives hoped the long-awaited convictions, and the passage of time, would lead to new evidence emerging, and some people coming forward who previously had been reluctant to do so.

The conventional wisdom is that the passage of time makes conviction less likely.