Sentence examples for wavering convictions from inspiring English sources

President Trump has so far been loyal to the conservative agenda, despite his wavering convictions.

Kirkland understood Poland's importance, never wavering in his conviction that Solidarity had to be helped in every way.

An important reason was that their ideals and convictions wavered.

An important reason was that its ideals and convictions wavered.

Like him, they never seem to get tired or to waver in their convictions.

No Republican who's voting for Mr. Romney is doing so because they think he's a granite-spined social conservative who never wavers in his convictions.

You never wavered in your convictions, never cowered before critics and never let details get in the way of being "on message".

An important reason was that their ideals and convictions wavered," Mr. Xi said, according to a summary of his comments that has circulated among officials but has not been published by the state-run news media.

But Mr. Manfredi and his family agreed that Italian audiences were most likely to identify him with "Between Miracles," a 1971 film in which he directed himself as a young man raised in a convent whose religious convictions waver when he discovers sex.

Teen participants had clear definitions of physical abuse; their convictions wavered if they became uncertain about whether the abuser intended to hurt.

For his part, Mr. Niemeyer never wavered from a conviction that, as he once put it, "form follows beauty".