3. Evaluation: a. ability to assess the credibility of statements, opinions, experiences, convictions, and to be able to determine relationships; b. ability to reflect on procedures and results, to judge them, and to be able to provide convincing arguments for such.
He insisted that, in the absence of actual supernatural experience, the conviction of having had it was quite enough for an American.
Given this, my experience and conviction is that the ultimate counters to violence are not found just in security forces and stable institutions, although both are certainly important.
But I can say for sure from my own experience and convictions that you can trust women and you can depend on them.
After the talk, a line of visitors snaked down the length of the lobby, his followers waiting to have Wakefield sign a book he wrote about his experience and convictions, "Callous Disregard".
And whatever we try to extrapolate from the race, age, class, or geographic backgrounds of those enfranchised by the new law, they all share one key characteristic not found on a census form: Each and every one has experienced criminal conviction and imprisonment.
When a politician says something that directly touches the experiences and convictions of voters, you begin to see heads bobbing up and down in the audience.
Neorealismo is similar in general aims to the earlier Italian movement verismo (Realism), from which it originated, but differs in that its upsurge was brought about by the intense feelings, experiences, and convictions that Fascist repression, the Resistance, and the war had instilled in its many gifted writers.
The tools of his craft are conviction, experience, affection and malice, all wielded under deadline pressure.
(Chinen) Joe McPhee's Trio X / Andrew Cyrille, Elliott Sharp, Richard Teitelbaum (Thursday) Trio X, led by the saxophonist Joe McPhee, is a rough-and-tumble free-jazz trio, sharpened by experience and mutual conviction.
