Sentence examples for old convictions from inspiring English sources

Most of us stick to our old convictions about what it's like to be disabled.

More commonly, such tests have been used to challenge old convictions or reopen long-closed cases.

But it's also possible that his new life will end up strengthening many of his old convictions.

You can imply, although no one ever quite says this, that Tory Remainers in the cabinet are losers because they stick by their old convictions.

However, in the last eight years, some prosecutors have begun establishing "conviction integrity units" within their offices to review old convictions.

The weight of her possible sentence and the weight of her old convictions appear to still be bending her highly malleable resolve.

What old conviction is that?

"It takes hundreds of hours to fully investigate an old conviction.

She also has an old conviction for dishonesty that scuppered her brief career working in a bank.

He himself was banned from standing for parliament (and so from the prime ministership) because of an old conviction for, allegedly, stirring up religious hatred.

Abroad, Real Labour would recapture its old conviction as the party of disarmament and peace – a conviction smothered by Tony Blair's rush to war.