The magazine may have been light and fizzy, but it could be firm and forthright in its convictions: it ballyhooed Rachmaninoff and Walt Disney, pilloried Prohibition and the mania over Charles Lindbergh.
If "Never," Graham's latest collection, declares a sensibility deepened, more fully wedded to its convictions, it also declares that the artistic task of becoming, once begun, continues on.
The Meore Dasi, or Second Group, led by Giorgi Tseretʿeli, was more liberal in its convictions, but it paled before the Mesame Dasi, or Third Group, an illegal Social Democratic party founded in 1893.
Now that the House has approved legislation extending permanent normal trading privileges to China, it must decide whether it has the courage of its convictions on another issue: lifting sanctions on Cuba.
"If the IEA really believes its policies are completely independent from its funding, it should have the courage of its convictions and be honest about where it gets its money from," Arnott said.
Say what you will about John Milius's 1980s rightwing cold war flag-waver Red Dawn, at least it had the courage of its convictions.
The acid test of any low-budget, high-concept horror movie is whether it has the strength of its convictions – the resolve to follow a single guiding idea through to its conclusion.
Maybe it lacks the courage to declare its convictions, Leon Wieseltier says.
The knowing dimension includes intraprofessional knowledge but as multi-professionalism grows, it moves from being absolute in its convictions to being responsive to the combined dimensions of the Integrated Health Professional [ 23].
Shearman and Pearson, however, noted that it suffered from the fact that "it doesn't have the courage of its convictions".
I doubt this biennale will be recalled as groundbreaking or dynamic, but it is an independent show, strong in its convictions.
