Sentence examples for express the conviction from inspiring English sources
The axioms, theorems, proofs, and illustrations that fill Euclid's "Elements" express the conviction "that there is a form of unity beneath the diversity of experience".
Commenting on the fact, the Athens papers for the most part express the conviction that the Powers will refrain from any revision of the treaty, as this could only do harm to Greece.
Christopher Turner writes in "Adventures in the Orgasmatron" that Wilhelm Reich coined the term "sexual revolution" in the nineteen-thirties to express the conviction, informed by his Marxism, that "a true political revolution would only be possible once sexual repression was overthrown, the one obstacle Reich felt had scuppered the efforts of the Bolsheviks".
In the end, Holleman and Haber express the conviction that by careful observation and protection of intact wolf family groups across wild landscapes, we can learn a lot about ourselves, and our evolutionary history.
I have heard too many members and supporters of the Syrian opposition express the conviction that America could, if it wanted to, "take out" Bashar and end his regime.
There is no lack here of men of ability as speakers to express the convictions of the Eastern men, with whom the West is anxious to part company.
Still, most Russian Navy officials expressed the conviction that some crew members remain alive.
When they got onto the subject of Goldwater's nomination, both men expressed the conviction that the Senator would soon come around to a far more moderate position.
Russian officials already had expressed the conviction that Mr. Bass's voyage would be canceled because there was too little time to train him for the October flight.
The author expressed the conviction that Franzen would do his part for the birds of the Balkans, because "you love them for what they are (tiny little displaced persons)." Very truly yours, the letter concluded, Nell Zink.
