Sentence examples for felt conviction from inspiring English sources
Or a matter of keenly felt conviction and expectations that people will demand are met?
It was out of a genuinely felt conviction that the people of our country should have better lives".
There is no doubt Brennan was a committed liberal, and that on some matters — like the death penalty — his liberalism was a deeply felt conviction.
By "ethical independence" Dworkin means the individual's independence to decide for himself or herself how to acknowledge the "felt conviction that the universe really does embody a sublime beauty".
It was out of a genuinely felt conviction that the people of our country should have better lives". You can't say fairer than that in an age of austerity.
Out in the morning!" The poet also expounds his "deeply felt conviction, the result of much observation in New York, Brooklyn, and other cities, that the only true and profitable way of reaching the morals of the young is through making them first healthy, clean-blooded and vigorous specimens of men".
Today's result, I venture to say, would have dumbfounded those responsible for the legislation the Court construes, for nothing could have been farther from their minds or more inconsistent with their deeply felt convictions.
Presiding Judge Hendrik Steenhuis told the court that he was not imposing a custodial sentence as he felt the conviction was penalty enough for a democratically elected politician.
I felt the conviction that he, too, was one of us, and it disgusted me.
His message, essentially, was that his admirers shouldn't worry too much, that he felt his conviction on three of eight charges could have been worse.
