Sentence examples similar to long convictions from inspiring English sources

A long conviction of worthlessness builds strong walls.

It will not be easy for you; a long conviction of worthlessness builds strong walls.

It is a matter of upbringing and life-long convictions -- that is, a matter of 'belief in traditions.' Which means the only way for one side to win, is for the other to die out.

"I believe the primary lesson we must take from Charles's life-long convictions, even as we struggle with the way he chose to die, is that we must remain awake to the horrors that surround us and work together to interrupt them, in the name of our deepest humanity and for those of us who are Christian, in the name of Christ".

Executive clemency may not be the ideal way to ameliorate the system's excesses, but for many people stuck with an unjustly long sentence or a conviction that prevents them from getting jobs, business licenses or even public housing, it remains the only way.

Convicted after a four-day trial, Toto-Ngosso has appealed both his conviction and long sentence.

"The mayor's simply re-affirming his long held convictions".

Detectives hope that the long-awaited convictions will lead to new evidence emerging against the rest of the gang.

In 2007 he brokered a bipartisan agreement, known as the grand bargain, that unraveled even after concessions that went against Senator Kennedy's long-held convictions.

So ended that attempt to change Hoover's methods and his long-held convictions — going back to the early nineteen-twenties — in which liberalism was equated with radicalism.

Scientific research is beginning to bear out many of the long-held convictions of pet lovers: animals feel pain, confusion and loss much as humans do.