Sentence examples for convictions demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Cole noted that the unfortunate proximity of Abbott's tweet to the Stephen Lawrence convictions demonstrated how "racism works both ways", illustrating Richard Seymour's contention that as the verdict "drew attention to institutional … racism in British society, it was a dead cert that the media would search for a way to restore white victimhood".

Their convictions demonstrate that the international community will demand justice for those who committed such a crime against all humanity.

He said "the convictions demonstrate the underlying accuracy of the allegations we made years ago about fraudulent accounting and the conspiracy to mislead the market.

The '70s have been revisited time and again in more recent decades, but not with the conviction demonstrated on the runways of late.

For what makes the "Poems of 1912-13" so haunting is that Hardy's imagery of ghosts and revenants is itself haunted by his conviction, demonstrated in so many earlier poems, that there is no such thing as an immortal soul.

Fujimori's conviction demonstrates the progress we have achieved toward making these values normative.

Does the slew of indictments, pleas and the Paul Manafort conviction demonstrate that this is not a "witch hunt"?

The Electronic Frontier Foundation wrote that the conviction demonstrates that the "CFAA is broken".

They found that my positive conduct far outweighed my conviction, demonstrating "unusual and outstanding equities," and that I was clearly rehabilitated.

8. NOVELTY YARMULKES These thin, round skullcaps plug into millennia of religious conviction, demonstrating awe of the Almighty while offering a healthy reminder of one's proximity to the higher universe.

His conviction last week demonstrated otherwise.