Sentence examples for hard conviction from inspiring English sources

A die hard conviction in "the more things change, the more they remain the same" helps me with product and organizational design, connecting seemingly disparate worlds and events, and taking risks.

While he believes that anything is possible, he knows that it takes hard work and strong convictions.

Sister Aloysius is a triumph of hard-won conviction over human indecisiveness.

Ms. Hyde's book is a testament to her hard-won conviction that, when it comes to appearance, externals do not matter.

Whatever happened to the valuable tradition of staying put, if only out of respect for a spectacular and committed performance, letting resentments fester to the limit and booing lustily at the end in the full courage of hard-earned conviction?

And his aura of adolescent capriciousness, underscored by Mr. Quinn's Brando-esque explosiveness, makes his ultimate decision to take arms against Caesar seem less a hard-won conviction than just another swing of an emotional pendulum.

In a multimedia age, when politicians are obsessed by how things will play in the 24-hour news cycle, when an MP is more likely to be shaped by focus groups than by hard-won conviction and when public relations have become more important than relations with the public, voters are beginning to tire of the political cleanskin.

"This case wasn't that hard," post-conviction attorney Wymore said.

In Kalamazoo, Superintendent Michael Rice is working tirelessly to improve test scores and other educational outcomes with the hard-driving conviction of the no-excuses camp.

Kissinger looked it over and once again bellowed: "Is this really the best you all can do?" Gamely summoning up their hard-earned conviction, they declared "Yes, this is the best we can do".

The Bush administration's disastrous choice to authorize torture means that federal prosecutors might have to work harder for convictions.