I say this with deep conviction.
What she did, she did with deep conviction; she was an artist who would not be swayed from her own humanistic path".
He opened the doors to this new world of music with deep conviction, great energy and his own remarkable clarity and simplicity.
Ms. López Contreras speaks with deep conviction when she argues in support of the coup, saying that Mr. Zelaya, whom she described as afflicted with megalomania, had planned to use his powers and popularity to dissolve the other branches of government and to rewrite the Constitution in order to extend his presidency.
Simply told but with deep conviction, led by the marvellous Joan Bakewell.
More important, perhaps, Bede wrote at great length and with deep conviction about the role of priests and monks as spiritual teachers; and his historical work, equally with his commentaries, aimed at extending the franchise of his faith through teaching and scholarship.
"People really do not have a clue at all," she says with deep conviction.
Mirasta (with deep conviction): "I have been prepared for the realities of space travel since I was 9 years old and sitting in a planetarium".
For myself, I speak with deep conviction and compassion on behalf of all women, men, and children's voices that have been silenced for far too long, for the heart we need in the White House.
Readers of my work will know that I have stated very clearly and with deep conviction that suicide bombing is a violation of Islam's basic rules of war (and I have received death threats from radicals who disagree with me).
"Right now we are nearly $20 trillion in debt, but Mick is a very high-energy leader with deep convictions for how to responsibly manage our nation's finances and save our country from drowning in red ink.
