Sentence examples for deeply convicted from inspiring English sources

"I sat there for a long time that night deeply convicted of my own sin".

In the last year or two, I have been deeply convicted by God that my angry-young-prophet days are over, to be replaced by a helpful, Bible-teaching spiritual father.

The research is deeply convicting.

In March, a deeply divided jury convicted Mr. Rodriguez of manslaughter but acquitted him of murder.

He knows the law under which they were convicted is deeply flawed since he has proposed a substitute.

Ibrahim was dismissed and, after a deeply flawed trial, was convicted on charges of corruption and sodomy with his wife's driver, receiving sentences of six and nine years, respectively.

Its director for southern Africa, Deprose Muchena, said: "The activists have been wrongly convicted in a deeply politicised trial.

The University of Miami was placed under investigation this fall after it was reported that a convicted swindler had deeply infiltrated the football team, with cash and favors.

A deeply divided jury in Brooklyn convicted the stepfather of 7-year-old Nixzmary Brown of first-degree manslaughter for his role in her fatal 2006 beating, inflicted as punishment for stealing a snack from the refrigerator and jamming his computer printer with toys.

"The activists have been wrongly convicted in a deeply-politicised trial.

Our death penalty system is not just "deeply flawed" (editorial, April 4); for the wrongly convicted its flaws are fatal.