But what they haven't been able to do is express with any conviction or urgency why this would be such an awful thing.
In the view of Anthony Hicks, writing in The New Grove Dictionary of Opera, Handel's operas "appear at first glance very like those of his contemporaries; what sets them apart is the excellence of the music and its ability to express with immediate conviction the emotional states of the characters in the context of the drama".
There are two contrasting views that are often expressed with some conviction by their respective supporters.
In moments such as these, his views are expressed with such humanity and conviction they don't sacrifice U2's artistry.
The more time Janice spent reviewing these incidents, the better she became at recognizing the difference between expressing an idea with conviction and acting like a pit bull.
Ai Weiwei's outrage of authoritarian rule is triumphant, arguably expressed with the same authority of conviction.
Most of a day's idle conversation is a sequence of thumbs-up, thumbs-down assertions expressed with varying degrees of sincerity and conviction.
When the senate judiciary committee took up the bill, lawmakers revised it again to reflect the backlash against the exemption, with many expressing strong convictions that police should not have the legal ability to bed prostitutes.
It is a conviction that can't be faked, and when expressed with a light touch, as it is here, it can be seductively appealing.
Lanky at 6 feet 2 inches tall, he shares his father's apparently boundless energy, a penchant for oral -- and physical -- articulation, and an inability to express convictions with anything less than undiluted passion.
"[W]e additionally consulted with the Attorney General, who has expressed his conviction that the legislation complies with the single object rule, is constitutional, and will withstand legal challenge," said the letter, from Norment and Sen. Ryan T. McDougle (R-Hanover).
