Sentence examples for convincing conviction from inspiring English sources

To earn that label, suggests this reprise of the first half of Lady Thatcher's story (her Downing Street years await a second volume), a convincing conviction politician is a rare alloy of personal philosophy, character and circumstance (including luck).The philosophy required is Manichean.

O'Connor exemplifies another Lyndon Johnson quote: "Nothing convinces like conviction.

'What convinces is conviction,' he used to say".

One is to go to prosecutors with new evidence in the hope of convincing them that the conviction should be overturned.

But the evidence was circumstantial, and with a higher standard for bribery, jurors didn't find the facts convincing enough for a conviction.

One of the marks of a great blogger is following your convictions and convincing the world of the truth you know in your heart.

To conclude, to paraphrase a wise man, "one of the marks of a great entrepreneur is following your convictions and convincing the world of the truth you know in your heart" even if investors are quick to dismiss your idea or mock and misunderstand you, but to do that you have to be honest with yourself and others.

And once the Bolsheviks had seized power, their determination and moral conviction convinced him that they were the only people to prevent Russia falling into anarchy – even when their ruthlessness became very plain.

As Kitty, Ms. Flockhart is making her first serious return to television since "Ally McBeal," but she is not convincing as a woman of conviction.

Ahmad Abu Salem, a Jordanian-born Palestinian, is convinced, but his convictions didn't save him from Israeli bullets.

Klinsmann ignored the crowd and stuck to his convictions, convinced as he was that the US had in fact played well against Colombia – the two goals conceded aside.