Sentence examples for deeply held convictions from inspiring English sources
Research can push us into contentious territory and threaten our deeply held convictions.
It may take celebrities with deeply held convictions and equally deep pockets to prove otherwise.
This afternoon I have tried to set before you some of my most deeply held convictions and beliefs.
We speak of opponents' "deeply held convictions", but few of us actually believe anything of the sort.
The nominees' testimony reflects their policy positions and assessments, in some cases deeply held convictions at the core of future responsibilities.
Phillip Whitehead, a Labour MEP since 1994, who has died suddenly aged 68, was a man who matched a wide range of talents with deeply held convictions.
The feeling of being outraged is often accompanied by a deeply held conviction that one is indisputably right.
Do you know how evil that is?" That kind of deeply held conviction touches on the fundamental questions that challenge American medicine.
But Warchus's experiment springs from a deeply held conviction that we need to rethink our whole relationship with Shakespeare and his place in the culture.
She obviously likes Adam but refuses to fall for him, as if adhering to a deeply held conviction or trying to win a bet.
