Sentence examples for growing conviction that from inspiring English sources

The first is a growing conviction that the worst of the economic downturn is over.

Yet even here there is a growing conviction that political change must come too.

"For some time, I have had a growing conviction that Congress is not operating as it should," Mr. Bayh said.

"And there's a growing conviction that you're looking either at the last or the penultimate tightening" by the Federal Reserve.

Tolstoy shows you how that is possible it's all there in Anna's growing conviction that Vronsky is betraying her.

"There is a growing conviction that there will be one or more prosecutions" by tribunals, he said.

The Karmapa waited, but with a growing conviction that the longer he did, the harder it would be to escape.

There is a growing conviction that it is up to Greece to follow through on its commitments, that Europe is done negotiating.

"The evidence of deceit, miscalculation have combined to produce in the minds of a lot of people a growing conviction that it's really not good for America".

Perhaps, too, the radio incident had something to do with the vehemence of Rayas's growing conviction that the government was sabotaging his efforts to find his daughter.

His mind was given over to doubt and questionings and to a growing conviction that he should quit and became a simple artisan.