Sentence examples for convictions about how to from inspiring English sources
But he now has firmly held convictions about how to handle pitchers, and they stand in direct opposition to baseball's prevailing orthodoxy — what he calls "the babying" of modern-day pitchers.
We need a president who understands and appreciates those changes and can articulate a core conviction about how to guide us forward through them.
It is the least substantiated, most uninformed opinions about how to eat that will come at you with the greatest conviction.
But apart from three belligerent blows from opener Darron Reekers, there was not much conviction about the Dutch batting when it came to facing pace, and precious little idea about how to proceed once Younis turned to his spinners.
Mr. Warner's convictions about how military trials should proceed appear to stem largely from his personal experience, beginning with his Navy service in World War II.
When I asked Mr. Hubbard if Mr. Romney was more of an ideologue, or a pragmatist, the first part of his answer was a hedge: "I think Gov. Romney has very strong, principled convictions about how the economy works.
Further, we may have firm, reflective convictions about how a given class of problems is best tackled, deliberatively, even when we remain in doubt about what should be done.
It has a base of carved pine trees and a shade of kappa shells, and though it commemorates a death, it is full of conviction about how one ought to live.
"We are emerging from this unusual period in our firm's history as strong as ever, and with renewed conviction about how we add value to the marketplace and society as a whole".
