Sentence examples for real convictions from inspiring English sources

"I've tried to make a film where the characters don't have any real convictions of beliefs," he said.

Perhaps what some of Irving's critics have claimed is true after all: that the man has no real convictions and no consistent ideological programme.

"She is a genuinely devout Anglican, and has real convictions about the common good, duty, service – those traditional Anglo-Catholic virtues," she said.

But if we understand those paranoias to be symbolic beliefs, rather than real convictions — an attention-grabbing way of saying, "I consider Obama phony, dishonest and un-American" — then conservative behavior makes a lot more sense.

But then Beck gets stumped by a question from Barbara: "What are your real convictions?" His answer: "I believe in God.

That's her real conviction.

Still, only the nostalgia has any real conviction.

None emerge with any real conviction as dramatic personalities.

And that's a real conviction of this work.

But some of his campaigns were based on real conviction.

Sadly, nobody has — at least not with any real conviction.