Sentence examples for particular conviction from inspiring English sources

She spoke with particular conviction about the need to curtail the power of Pakistan's intelligence services.

Akinfeev gathers a shot that wasn't hit with any particular conviction, and certainly no pace.

That a member adheres to a particular conviction is not correlated with virtue or the absence of it.

"The market is stuck in a violent trading range of wide swings without any particular conviction and the market is now dominated by momentum trading".

She wrote with particular conviction about artists Eva Hesse and Judy Chicago and also supported so-called marginal art of all kinds, which for her meant art that put social concern—"human interest" (which Greenberg dismissed)—before aesthetic form.

But Federer, long No. 1 but now No. 3, is moving and striking the ball with particular conviction at the moment, and he needed his finest match of the season to defeat Djokovic.

Boras, as he started out, held no particular convictions about labor law or just compensation — "When I played baseball, I always felt it was such a privilege," he says — but he seemed to have an innate sense of leverage.

"All five parties signed up to this, but of course they have their particular convictions outside".

But James also points out that this need not be accompanied by any particular theological conviction.

But both Teddy's mind and the world of Shutter Island are closed, airless systems, illuminated with flashes of virtuosity but with no particular heat, conviction or purpose.

But concerns of fishermen retain a powerful grip in the area, in particular the conviction that the EU has never treated them fairly.