Sentence examples for conviction to go from inspiring English sources

"It takes a lot of determination and conviction to go against the odds and say 'no' to overscheduling.

"Johnny seems more driven and focused than ever, and I feel like he has a conviction to go out and do something spectacular, something unforgettably breathtaking," David Wilson, Weir's choreographer, said.

Bolton's primary quality in becoming an accomplished portfolio manager is the ability to think independently and have the conviction to go against the crowd.

In her art, she has the courage and conviction to go where angels fear to tread.

If you're going to do trashy spectacle, at least have the conviction to go all the way.

Yet Sergey's willingness to take risks, his sense of whom to trust and ask for help, his vision to see something better and the conviction to go after it--these traits are evident in much of what Michael Brin did in circumventing the system and working twice as hard as others to earn his doctorate, then leave the Soviet Union".

Though the fusion of entertainment with politics is an American perennial, Helen Gahagan Douglas, Jesse Ventura and of course Ronald Reagan all had passionate ideological convictions to go with their showmanship.

The single ground of appeal raised on Wednesday in a bid to show that Bellfield's conviction was "arguably unsafe" was a complaint about the trial judge's decision to allow evidence of those convictions to go before the jury.

Robben, however, had the courage of his convictions to go back again and show composure under pressure to score the winner.

"Legislators want to make it easy for prosecutors to get the conviction without having to go to trial," said Rachel Barkow, a professor of law at New York University who studies how prosecutors use their power.

In a market clearly lacking in conviction for where to go next we again turn to the situation in Russia to provide a catalyst for market direction as we seem to have done repeatedly over the past few weeks.