"Superman" doesn't have enough conviction or courage to be solidly square and dumb; it keeps pushing smarmy big emotions at us — but half-heartedly.
Once, right before the Fall, I must have said it with enough conviction, because she looked me in the eyes for a long while.
The fundamentals justify going higher" for the stock market, "but people just don't have enough conviction in the economy to make that happen".
Diving and suspiciously incorrect refereeing decisions remain commonplace in football partially because no one on Blatter's watch has tackled them with enough conviction.
"There isn't enough conviction there to slough off a bad economic number," said Uri D. Landesman, head of global growth at ING Investment Management.
Oxlade-Chamberlain had an even better chance, after 83 minutes, but did not show enough conviction and soon afterwards signalled that he had a calf problem.
Are we just desperate to believe that the disease is not random or pointless, that it can be conquered by "standing up to it" with enough conviction, and that it only happens to people who are brave and strong?
"The macro fiscal situation in India has deteriorated over the last couple of years, and people feel that there hasn't been enough conviction or definitive action on the part of the government," said Mr. Limaye.
It does, at least, feature Kelly Reilly and Ciaran Hinds as its chief investigating officers, both of whom have the chops to deliver their equally generic lines with almost enough conviction to be plausible.
The President had a trusting credulity that was part of his charm: if a proposal was put to him with enough conviction, he not only registered it but recorded it in his memory, which was both photographic and phonographic.
He saved them all, taking just enough conviction and energy out of Srichaphan's big game to assume command and become the first man into the quarterfinals with a 7-6 (3), 6-4, 6-4 victory.
