At the same time, his connections within Freemasonry, mirroring the conviction and affiliation of most 1848 revolutionaries, were an important factor in ensuring the success of Romanian causes abroad, and arguably played a part in the election of Cuza, who was himself a member of the secretive organization.
This conviction mirrors the self-serving claims of China's own elites down the centuries, the two views neatly reinforcing one another.
Vann described Freyer as someone with a "love of his vocation, and his care for the Lord's people certainly mirror my own convictions about the priesthood".
"Through darkness diamonds spread their richest light," Vittoria proclaims, condemned to a house for fallen females, brazenly misapplying to herself a conviction that mirrors the playwright's.
Prof Lilian Edwards, of the University of Strathclyde, tells the paper the rise in arrests and convictions mirrors the growth of social media.
Even our self-serving tabloid press, when a politician used statutory powers to obtain a conviction against the Mirror and the Mail, did not argue that our contempt of court laws were being used by a hostile government to muzzle them.
Nathan narrates increasingly absurd events with persistent cheer, a tone mirrored by the blinkered optimism and liberal conviction of pre-9/11 pre-9/11 Park Slopecombitation that soon seems less hopeful than hollow, and profoundly disengaged.
It's the one with the mirror, in which he looks for some firm conviction about whether Afghanistan is worthy of his full and unshakable commitment.
"Ultimately, while Mr. Davis's new evidence casts some additional, minimal doubt on his conviction, it is largely smoke and mirrors," Judge Moore said.
He said while Davis' "new evidence casts some additional, minimal doubt on his conviction, it is largely smoke and mirrors".
And in producing such a gorgeous object, Christopher de Hamel's publisher has had the courage of his convictions, because its physical and visual delights mirror its commercially unlikely subject matter.
