Sentence examples for conviction reflected from inspiring English sources

That conviction reflected a romantic, and persistent, faith in nature.

That was all it took to shatter the hosts' conviction, reflecting the brittle confidence of a team who have now taken only 11 points from their 10 league games since the turn of the year.

Mary Becker, who teaches family and domestic violence law at DePaul University in Chicago, said such convictions reflected societal attitudes toward motherhood.

That conviction is reflected in his foreign investments, many of which are in countries that he views as potential havens.

I wish him well and hope that, whether or not the conviction accurately reflected what actually happened, he will find some peace in the rest of his life.

Her elegance and majesty, sincerity, and religious conviction are reflected in all her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, who truly personify the woman she was.

This conviction was reflected in some very important beginnings of the great task of reorganising the chief industries of Britain on a basis of greater efficiency as regards both production and marketing.

That conviction is reflected in my Jesuit life, my dependence on the community for my financial needs even when there is income from my writing or speaking, and the community's dependence on benefactors to support us and our large range of spiritual and educational ministries.

His strong religious convictions were reflected in his teachings, which stressed piety and moral values as much as, or even more than, intellectual achievements.

The abnormally low conviction rate reflects evidential problems - not an unwillingness by juries to take rape allegations seriously.

That conviction was not reflected in CBS's moves, however.