Sentence examples for our convictions for from inspiring English sources

Twenty-nine of us had our convictions for obstructing a train carrying 42,000 tonnes of coal to Drax power station overturned after the judge ruled that crucial evidence about the role of undercover police officer Mark Kennedy had been withheld.

It strengthened our conviction for the need to change," said Zetsche.

So strung-out are we on the most marketed drug: commercialism, that as consumers even of the government -- we have lost our conviction for what's right and wrong.

And I still believe as deeply as I ever have that if we stand together and work together with respect for our differences, strength in our convictions and love for this nation, our best days are still ahead of us.

In the first place, the formula took into account our conviction that for Sears to succeed financially, we had to be a compelling place both to work and to shop that is, work X shop, not work + shop.

As for bipartisanship, he says, "The problem is that we try to work together too much rather than stand for our convictions".

SCHELLER: In other words, we should take responsibility for our convictions?

And it must begin with mental wellness because we cannot stand up for our convictions, our faith, or ourselves if our self-esteem is not in tact.

[Read additional commentary from Noel here.] And we'll seek out ways to visibly stand for our convictions in the public spere and to affirm others who do, as Christianity21 speaker Brian McLaren recently applauded faith leaders who he noted "prayed with their feet" as the religious faithful took to the streets of Ferguson.

Having the courage of our convictions was a real challenge for everyone in our company.

For those still-dissatisfied customers who insist that a name change is the cheapest form of passive evasion, may we respectfully interject with our conviction that the name for a thing does indeed exert an invisible but inexorable influence on the object or being that it indicates, subtly warping it over time to fit the character of its designation.