Sentence examples for fundamental conviction from inspiring English sources

"They feel he's betrayed a fundamental conviction they shared".

This fundamental conviction nevertheless leaves room for socialists to disagree among themselves with regard to two key points.

"I will continue to reject the leadership of Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell," he said, "because of my fundamental conviction that they were leading the party in the wrong direction".

A fundamental conviction almost since the beginning of her career has been that most representations of life in television and film fail to capture the way we really experience color, partly for technical reasons: bright colors are usually muted slightly to avoid giving pale human skin abnormal hues.

This diagnosis is based on Bradley's fundamental conviction that "ultimate reality is such that it does not contradict itself" (136).

One strained reading of this sentence is that naturalism's fundamental conviction by definition applies only to natural science and mathematics.

(Even if we achieved this ideal, we might, as noted in my previous discussion of Medicare, try to reinterpret the facts in light of fundamental convictions).

Politics requires a coming together of people of different fundamental convictions to formulate and justify policy in terms that all understand, on the basis of principles that as many as possible can share.

Attitudes appear influenced by more fundamental convictions such as economic interest or altruistic views.

Given this, it seems clear that at an early stage in his career Auriol settled on these basic ideas and devices as those best representing his fundamental convictions, and then applied them rigorously, so that his philosophy and theology emerge from them like spokes from a hub.

Such tensions reveal the importance of critically engaging with, rather than adopting a procedural approach to, normative issues to ensure that public policy seeks as far as possible to promote fundamental convictions of society.