Sentence examples for find conviction from inspiring English sources

In the book he expresses surprise Button only seemed to find conviction at the very end of the season.

Blair must reconcile his strongly and suddenly found conviction that war is better than containment with the fact that the US hawks, now prominent in the Bush administration, have been advocating a war on Iraq for the past 12 years - not to liberate the Iraqi people, or to protect the world from weapons of mass destruction, but to impose US hegemony on a strategically important country.

We know that in Scripture, Dr. King found strength; in the Bible, he found conviction.

Justice in a country where only one of these cases on average finds conviction.

She reviews her training log before race day and finds conviction and credence in her earlier workouts.

Since she has practically disappeared from sight there is no way for me to know whether she was forced to take it or she also shares his new found conviction.

Cory Gardner (Colorado), who, not so long ago collected signatures at his church for a so-called personhood initiative that says Life Begins at Conception, has suddenly found conviction in the importance of not restricting contraception or a woman's right to choose.

A study by the Center on Law and Security at New York University found convictions in nearly 9 of 10 cases, with a 16-year average sentence for those convicted of terrorism.

Too bad he can't find a conviction coach.

Others said they looked but did not find his conviction.

If he does find that conviction, then he should let us know, and fill the vacuum that is eroding the chances of success.