Sentence examples for evident conviction from inspiring English sources

Moonves told this story with evident conviction.

"It's the Rage" does offer the dubious pleasure of watching superb actors read terrible lines with evident conviction and impersonate characters untethered to any known human reality.

Speaking without evident conviction in either his tone or his expression, Dennis Atkins had the air of a man who was venturing out of his depth.

The future editor of Grove's Dictionary wrote: "There is cause for encouragement when a young man of 20 can write with such evident conviction and quite considerable skill".

Fearing that she, Lamont and her own young son would end up on welfare, she told me later, she bowed to the caseworkers' evident conviction that he would be better off adopted by a financially stable two-parent family.

Putin claims that he resigned from the intelligence services after the coup, though he is fond of saying, with evident conviction, "There is no such thing as a former K.G.B. man".

An almost reclusive leader of few evident convictions, he is both mistrustful and, after two years in office, increasingly mistrusted.

For a movie made out of such evident religious conviction, it seems utterly lacking in grace (Scott).

For a film made out of such evident religious conviction, it seems utterly lacking in grace (Scott).

What struck me most of all as he talked was his evident and inherent conviction that a community can have a right to exist — to rise, expand, and prosper — in the middle of one of the most theatrically inundated floodplains in the world.

Darwin's universalism is evident in his conviction that moral progress consisted in the enlargement of the motive of sympathy and the extension of the helping hand.