Sentence examples similar to varieties of convictions from inspiring English sources

Within the last five months, party officials in Dutchess and Suffolk (both Republicans) and in Nassau (a Democrat) have been sentenced on a variety of convictions.

In an age of declining religious conviction, we should add to the latter definition a variety of "communities of conviction," whether they happen to be religious or not.

"People come to these questions with a variety of languages and convictions.

"He is a man of convictions.

The indicator of criminal activity was number of convictions.

Mean number of convictions was 1.6 (range 1-12).

Album: Convict of Conviction.

In a variety of guises, a conviction of certainty lurks within debates on marriage, on reproduction, on family values, on biotechnology.

Some counts involved alcohol or negligence while others did not, leaving the jury with a variety of options for conviction.

"Criminal convictions can carry a wide variety of consequences other than conviction and sentencing," Justice Alito wrote, "including civil commitment, civil forfeiture, the loss of the right to vote, disqualification from public benefits, ineligibility to possess firearms, dishonorable discharge from the armed forces, and loss of business or professional licenses".

So many varieties of emptiness.