Clearly, you hope for more convictions of the guilty.
He plays the stroke to seam and spin alike, rolling his wrists and caressing the ball away fine with the calculated delicacy, but more conviction, of a politician ruffling a child's head at election time.
Search Engine Land has an old list of several more convictions where Google played a roll.
They are merely misguided heroes of their own stories, with more conviction than scruples, and more certainty than self-awareness.
Since the September 11th attacks, E.D.N.Y. has also become an aggressive prosecutor of terrorism, securing more convictions than any other U.S. Attorney's office.
Yes, of course, American police in general are over zealous to say the least, but still, you need a lot of people getting pretty aggressively fucked up for a couple of parties to inspire more convictions than nation-shaking anti-establishment riots.
"More and more convictions of traffickers have been made, and more trafficked persons rescued," said Ms. Gawanas.
And during the assembly, as the pupils sit under daunting surveillance by two columns of staff, he earns their attention with a tale of a drug addict "with more convictions than I have" who taught the bishop new truths about the nature of faith.
U.S. Labor Department investigations of union financial fraud result in an average of 11 criminal convictions a month, with a total of more than 640 convictions during the past five years".
When Emerson left the church, he was in search of a more certain conviction of God than that granted by the historical evidences of miracles.
