Sentence examples for guiding convictions from inspiring English sources

As discursive events, neologisms such as complexomics may put us on the track of the guiding convictions at work in contemporary scientific discourse.

The BHA website states: "Throughout its existence, the guiding conviction of the BHA has been that 'this is our world, our responsibility, our possibility', in the words of an early BHA member, Dr Peter Draper".

I imagine that they approached these issues, like I do, with a guiding conviction that discrimination is wrong and all people should be treated with fairness and equal treatment under the law.

He asserted that his would be an administration guided by convictions and character rather than polls and focus groups.

Mr Ellis shows a man guided by conviction and ambition.

That experience guides my conviction that partnership between America and Islam must be based on what Islam is, not what it isn't.

The conception of nature is the "philosopheme of philosophemes", the basic metaphysical conviction guiding scientific research, affecting experimental and discursive practices as an epistemological pandemic, pre-structuring the way in which derivative terms and concepts are defined.

And my deepest conviction, the guiding principle of the administration, is that the United States of America must strive to expand the reach of freedom".

In 1948 Republican Rep. Paul B. Dague defined the movement's guiding principle as the "conviction that more of God's mandates and the teachings of [Jesus] must be written into current legislation".

Americans think of Tony Blair, their steadfast wartime ally, as a prime minister guided by his convictions.

But it is not one that a prime minister guided by his convictions should shy away from.