Sentence examples for opposing convictions from inspiring English sources

The feud is a bloodless conflict of opposing convictions, though the wounds inflicted are real and some are permanent.

A scene, of him conversing with a man in a garage as the two talk past each other without listening, suggests a political climate in which people with strongly held opposing convictions have become deaf to one other.

The argument was as fiery as an argument can be, though it was never unfriendly; and the passion, and opposing convictions, and also the supreme articulacy and fluency of these two campaigners made it the most enthralling environmental debate I have ever witnessed.

Food marketing to children is among the many issues caught in the vice of opposing convictions.

What stands against their testimony other than our own incredulity, our own opposing conviction?

He also frequently clashes with Sterling due to their diametrically opposed convictions about the law.

He lives his Christian convictions, opposing violence despite the brutality he himself bears.

Thus he develops some detailed knowledge and may provide a challenge to government policymakers of opposing parties or convictions.

Thus, evolution is considered, often by several teachers, a subject to avoid in teaching, either because of the difficulties it poses as a framework, but also because some find it opposing their religious convictions.

The timing could hardly have been worse for those who find it unconscionable that anyone, even Bush's solicitor general, would oppose post-conviction DNA testing that could free an innocent person.

Superposition is like Freud's description of true ambivalence: not feeling unsure, but feeling opposing extremes of conviction at once.