Sentence examples for renewed conviction from inspiring English sources
While some of the ideas about Degas's approach at the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek have been suggested before, they appear here with renewed conviction.
"Do I look like a Nigerian flight engineer?" He came back with a case of malaria, and a renewed conviction that he was following the right path.
With the renewed conviction that she had something worth saying, McDowell launched her business two years ago with a collection of 40 cards, with sentiments you won't find in Clintons.
"We are emerging from this unusual period in our firm's history as strong as ever, and with renewed conviction about how we add value to the marketplace and society as a whole".
Cameroon's hopes of a third straight Nations Cup were dashed by Nigeria, who played with renewed conviction and are now clear favourites to take the trophy they last held aloft in Tunisia 10 years ago.
Aside from the bans to be served they will be felt in Chelsea's renewed conviction, a team more recognisable from last season's dominant force, and those familiar fragilities exposed in Arsenal's latest challenge to usurp them.
Dr. Botstein said that starting the high school renewed his conviction that teachers need better preparation.
"I renewed my conviction that together with Mr Trump I will be able to establish a relationship of trust.
But ultimately, Mr. Sharpton renewed his conviction to the fast, his lawyer and spokeswoman said, because he drew strength from a letter that Mrs. King, the widow of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., had sent from Atlanta.
The incident was the latest clash between the news media and the Republican presidential candidates, who have attacked the press with renewed vigor and conviction over the course of the campaign.
Now along comes Wimbledon, where Federer, a six-time champion, has every right to like his chances after his strong performance at Roland Garros, in which he not only hit the ball with renewed precision and conviction but moved consistently well, too.
