Sentence examples for fierce convictions from inspiring English sources

She is interested in pretty much everything, and she sees no contradiction between having fierce convictions and keeping an open mind.

Words stream from her with fierce conviction.

Scholars say she maintained a fierce conviction that almost no translator could do her husband justice.

But she has a magical way of expressing a fierce conviction.

In the best scene, the pregnant Sally returns from Paris and is confronted by her angry mother (played with fierce conviction by Diahann Carroll).

But he led with fierce conviction from the front lines, prepared to confront persistent rejection and slander, imprisonment, bombings and death itself.

If there was unanimity, it was in the fierce conviction that future leaders should come from their own ranks — "exclusively from this popular movement," Abu Omar said — not from exile groups, like the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood and secular movements.

He looks at me with a fierce conviction: "In the end it did not matter what any foreign power told me about things changing for the better because I am living it.

Francis is the first Jesuit Pope in history, and his fierce conviction has the particular accent of a religious order that has redefined itself since Vatican II around "faith that promotes justice," as Jesuits put it now.

The show is staged and acted with such fierce conviction and (dare I use the word?) artistry that it never lets you look away, much less roll your eyes.

Speaking slowly and in slightly faltering voice that did not recall the conversational ease of her father or the fierce conviction of her "wonderful, thoughtful, hilarious mother", Chelsea explained how her mother taught her that "public service is about service".