Sentence examples for expression of conviction from inspiring English sources

It is far more significant than the expression of conviction which an English election gives.

I join with my colleagues in an expression of faith and an expression of hope and an expression of conviction that America will overcome this tragedy.

Testament, in literature, a tribute or an expression of conviction, as in Thomas Usk's prose allegory The Testament of Love (c. 1384) and Robert Bridges's poem The Testament of Beauty (1929).

The two most brilliant writers of religious prose in France in the 20th century were Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (1881 1955), a poetical writer with a luxury of images, and Simone Weil (1909 43), more terse and restrained; they steered a middle course between dogmatism and humility in luring the lay reader to their ardent expressions of conviction.

It's a disincentive to risk taking and expressions of convictions, which are all important to voters".

His last public utterance ends with the expression of his conviction that "from Russia under N.E.P. will come Socialist Russia".

It can be read as a philosophical treatise or a fraught expression of religious conviction but above all it is gloriously entertaining.

Perhaps his listeners could tell that Gosse didn't much like those he referred to as "classical" poets, either; he quoted Keats with enthusiasm and approved of the Romantics, who, with their "expression of personal conviction, of personal experience," were much more to his taste.

It is an expression of our conviction that the defendant in a criminal case must be presumed innocent, and that the State has the burden of proving guilt without resorting to an inquisition of the accused". Lefkowitz v. Cunningham, 431 U.S. 801, 810, 97 S.Ct.

Bernd Neumann, Germany's minister of culture, evoked the present when he said the monument was "also first and foremost an expression of our conviction that in our country there is no place for the discrimination of homosexuals, of people who think and live differently".

Making Jones my first preference – my "X" will go in the first column of the pink ballot paper – will be a true expression of my conviction and endorse the Green agenda but without reducing my ability to affect the result of the contest between the only two candidates who can win: those supra-party entities known as "Boris and Kenen".