Sentence examples for generate convictions from inspiring English sources

"It has come at a time when Romania's anti-corruption push has started to generate convictions".

He cited the mayor's new $1,000 "bounty" for information generating convictions of members of the Bloods or Crips gangs.

In short, although sense-datum theories that are explicitly advanced as theories of perception (exteroception) don't generate much conviction, they seem to be more convincing when applied to intransitive bodily sensations like pains that are not usually thought to be perceptual.

It's irrefutable that the system generates wrongful convictions".

For example, although compulsive hand washers know objectively that their hands look clean, they cannot generate the normal subjective conviction that they are truly clean, and so continue to wash [ 14].

The F for functional notwithstanding, far too much here seems generated by the conviction that an object made to serve no purpose whatever is automatically art.

The Democrats' proposal includes new spending to stimulate the economy and create jobs, based on their conviction that economic growth would generate a surge in revenue.

All monasticism has its mainstay in theological convictions that life in society cannot generate the spiritual consummation stipulated by the religion's founder.

Hodgson pointed to the conviction a result as eye-catching as this can generate within the squad as genuine cause for optimism.

It has taught them the fundamentals of business enabling them to generate sustainable income, but more importantly, it has empowered them and strengthened their conviction to succeed.

A conviction target for CPS prosecutors would be similarly unpleasant (and I suspect would generate far greater outrage).