Yet it would be a mistake to diminish Kiefer's achievement, and to ignore the conviction of his work - even if doubt always lurks in the back of the mind.
You may oppose his views, but there's no denying the solid craft and conviction of his best work.
Yet the ghost of Shakespeare's prince — chiefly his conviction that the "piece of work" called "man" is nothing but the "quintessence of dust" — drifts through the entire memoir.
Other objections can stem from a deep sense of responsibility toward humanity as a whole, or from the conviction that even acceptance of work under military orders acknowledges the principle of conscription that should be everywhere condemned before the world can ever become safe for real democracy.
The convictions of officers working for Italy's then military intelligence agency, SISMI, who were also found to be culpable was overturned on state secrecy grounds.
In this case, the system has emerged from an ideological conviction that people are out of work because each of those individuals has failed to find a job, not because there aren't enough jobs to go around.
The whole time, what impelled me forward was a belief in the basic dignity of every individual, the value of all types of work, and the conviction that we are all connected to one another.
As discursive events, neologisms such as complexomics may put us on the track of the guiding convictions at work in contemporary scientific discourse.
Rivera's conviction was the subject of over a decade of work by the Northwestern University Law School's Center on Wrongful Convictions to locate the shooting's only witness.
Sue Hemming, head of the CPS counterterrorism division, said the convictions were the culmination of years of work by police, the security services and prosecutors.
The article placed Glaenzer's conviction in the context of a wider debate about the role LPs should play in policing bad behaviour by VCs, even if his conviction was for something that happened outside of work.
