Sentence examples for strongly convicted from inspiring English sources
"strongly convicted" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means firmly or deeply convinced or certain about something. Example: She was strongly convicted of her beliefs and refused to back down, even when faced with opposition.
When we think of great artists who have impacted our culture, we see the common thread of those who are strongly convicted and aware of the world around them.
If Davis is so strongly convicted, she should step down from her job and allow someone willing to uphold the law and recognize the Supreme Court's ruling to serve.
Reporting of rape has gone up strongly and the numbers of men convicted increased from 655 to 863 over the last five years.
Yet what do we do if we feel strongly that a British person has been wrongly convicted?
The disparity between the age of criminal responsibility (10) and the age of consent (16) is something Janes, who also specialises in representing children convicted of sexual offences, feels "massively strongly" about.
The late, wrongly convicted boxer Ruben "Hurricane" Carter spoke strongly for Peltier's release and shared his own story of years behind bars without the benefit of a fair trial.
More than two-thirds of GOP voters (68percentt) said they would support or strongly support a new law stripping guns from convicted stalkers, according to a new poll by The Huffington Post and YouGov.
He's a sympathetic character because, it's strongly implied in the film, he's been wrongly convicted of murdering his wife and her lover.
Audiences in northern Alabama might have suspected the same tactics when WHNT-TV, the CBS affiliate, went dark Sunday evening during a "60 minutes" segment that strongly suggested that Don Siegelman, Alabama's former Democratic governor, was wrongly convicted of corruption last year.
- Nearly all veterans--99 percent--support increasing criminal penalties for people convicted of illegally trafficking guns to criminals, including 91 percent who strongly support it".
At one point, the company's website also strongly denied ties to Southern, who could spend up to 68 years in prison if convicted of pollution and fraud.
