Sentence examples for forceful conviction from inspiring English sources
For a step taken out of such forceful conviction, Peter Oborne's decision to drop a bomb on the Daily Telegraph did not come easily.
"A Wilderness of Error" may not exonerate him, but it makes a forceful argument that his conviction was riddled with shortcomings.
Apart a lingering conviction that forceful ― in The Donald's case, blustering ― presidential leadership can somehow turn things around, "Trumpism" is a dog's breakfast.
Others have praised her fiery energy, saying her forceful defense of her convictions is invigorating.
This was a strange episode for a man who never lost his sense of self-irony, and whose self-confidence was strong, but never as forceful as his affections and convictions.
But his devotion and conviction were apparent and forceful, and he often said his mission was to "break a hard heart and to heal a broken heart".
It's a solemn work perhaps, but forceful rather than hectoring, and is performed with an involving commitment and moral conviction by Gainsbourg (who won the best actress award at Cannes) and Dafoe.
No assertion says as much about his convictions as the act of letting Dane Cook have the most forceful point in the best-known scene on "Louie" last season.
