Sentence examples for convictions for how from inspiring English sources
"Right now we are nearly $20 trillion in debt, but Mick is a very high-energy leader with deep convictions for how to responsibly manage our nation's finances and save our country from drowning in red ink.
In a statement issued on Saturday morning – shortly after Trump tweeted an inflammatory comment about China's seizure of a US navy drone in the South China Sea – Trump called Mulvaney a "very high-energy leader with deep convictions for how to responsibly manage our nation's finances and save our country from drowning in red ink".
He admits to his failings, but has a non-lemming conviction for how he wants to invest.
Wood seems firm in his conviction that accounting for How Fiction Works needn't involve bewildering digressions into Why Writers Write or Why Readers Read.
The meat of the post contains few concrete assurances, beyond a repeatedly stated conviction of how tough it will be for DeepMind to build a "Verifiable Data Audit for DeepMind Health," as it describes the planned audit infrastructure.
Further, the Court disapproved of the judge's having asked the jury for the proportions of their deadlock (even though he did not ask how many were for conviction and how many were for acquittal).
Owner Merritt Paulson has become MLS's go-to-guy for a bold statement of intent, often showing little regard for how such conviction will be perceived elsewhere.
See how many convictions for violent activity are forthcoming, which newspaper or institution publishes apologies in print and online.
"How many convictions for violence have you had yourself?" would have been the most useful way to probe the depth of this commitment to non-violence.
Ms. Gurira imbues her performance with a gravity that makes clear how deeply ingrained are Isabella's religious convictions, and how painful it is for her to seek leniency for a sin she condemns.
