Sentence examples for deep-seated convictions from inspiring English sources

A virtue in handling coalition relations, his lack of many deep-seated convictions has been a vice when it comes to dealing with his own tribe.

Over the years, he earned begrudging acceptance from world leaders who criticized his outmoded Soviet-style leadership but came to appreciate his courtly tenacity and deep-seated convictions.

However, the assurances about his commitment to separation of church and state were all very — reassuring.... Except that Romney has a history of changing his mind on what seemed to be deep-seated convictions, without any warning whatsoever.

As they waited for him to board an El Al plane called Jerusalem, Vatican officials declared the trip a success because the pope acted and spoke from genuine, deep-seated convictions.

Though no less a friend to business than Mr. Bush, he had deep-seated convictions about a range of issues and thought them through in hundreds of self-written radio scripts that were published this year ("Reagan, in His Own Hand") on the occasion of his 90th birthday.

In the philosophy of logic, one of Łukasiewicz's most deep-seated convictions, one that he shared with the other logicians of the Warsaw School, was that logic has to be extensional, that it is the study of the calculi not of linguistic meanings or psychological judgements but of the truth-values, whether just the classical two or more besides.

Such a deep-seated conviction is entitled to great respect.

They involve a deep-seated conviction that a food is absolutely right, and always has been, and always will be".

Neither professes any passionate or deep-seated conviction, belonging to rival tribes largely by accident of birth.

Monolingualism – the condition of being able to speak only one language – is regularly accompanied by a deep-seated conviction in the value of that language over all others.

Mr. Kearns was apparently driven by a deep-seated conviction that he was being deprived not just of money but of his very identity as an inventor.