Sentence examples for convictions enough from inspiring English sources

Were these convictions enough of a threat to put his own life in danger with his peers?

For now, his wife carries political conviction enough for both of them to the ballot box.

It didn't matter: the inner logic of his tightly wound performance carried conviction enough.

Born in Peru, he moved to London with conviction enough to sway his bank manager into loaning him £300, his self-belief the only collateral.

He was told by the Home Office and Electoral Commission that his conviction was enough to bar him from standing for the post.

The conviction was enough to ensure that by law he has to stand down as an MP.Both are appealing against the verdicts, which have drawn widespread condemnation, from Malaysia's own lawyers among others.

They conjured an air of conviction strong enough to make it seem possible that Warren might appear from a cloud of smoke and duly accept the mantle being offered her though, at the evening's end, there was only an open bar and hors d'oeuvres.

But his convictions were never enough to drive successful legislation.

Even if official charges and convictions never materialise, enough has come out to unsettle foreign and local investors.

Politicians on all sides moan that it does not secure enough convictions, even as the government hounds it to stick to an ever-dwindling budget (see chart).

But the provincial court for British Columbia had earlier said that seven of the nine convictions were solid enough to merit extradition, and the Supreme Court of Canada rejected Mr. Seifert's final appeal in January 2008.