Reaching into his core for a performance of overwhelming conviction, he might have been thinking of Ms. Lieberson, to whom this production is dedicated.
Particularly important during this period were his visits to Bad Boll, where he met the Moravian preacher Christoph Blumhardt and gained an overwhelming conviction about the victorious reality of Christ's resurrection, which ever afterward constituted for him both the starting point and the bedrock of his theology.
In choosing their partner, nearly all of the elders described a powerful sense of rightness, an intuitive, overwhelming conviction that you have made the right choice.
No fiscal detail — a trillion here, a trillion there — can stand in the way of what Romney has called his "one overwhelming conviction and passion" — that the 21st century be as American as the 20th.
The first is defined by an overwhelming conviction that concrete reality is at base unitary and can be articulated from the standpoint of consciousness.
Mr. Erdogan led his Justice and Development Party to an overwhelming election victory in November, but he had been barred from office for a previous conviction of inciting religious hatred.
The conviction of things unseen.
Still, the verdict was a surprising counterpoint to the overwhelming number of convictions in similar terrorism trials in the United States, and has deepened the debate over the use of civilian courts for terrorism detainees.
Defense lawyering is generally at its most zealous in the United States (though to what effect is not clear, given the overwhelming scale of prosecution, conviction and incarceration in the United States).
"This case, like the overwhelming number of wrongful convictions, does not have the advantage of DNA," said Scott Christianson, the author of "Innocent: Inside Wrongful Conviction Cases".
