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9 sentences with 'conviction'

Example sentences and phrases with the word conviction and other words derived from it.

Brief definition: conviction

A strong belief or opinion. A feeling of being sure about something. The act of proving someone guilty in a court of law. The state of being found legally responsible for a crime.


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Regardless of the criticism, move forward with conviction.

conviction: Regardless of the criticism, move forward with conviction.
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With conviction, he defended his ideals in front of others.

conviction: With conviction, he defended his ideals in front of others.
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I will never lose the conviction that there is hope for the future.

conviction: I will never lose the conviction that there is hope for the future.
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The politician defended his position with confidence and conviction, arguing in favor of his ideas and proposals.

conviction: The politician defended his position with confidence and conviction, arguing in favor of his ideas and proposals.
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One conviction united them: that the interest and pressure exerted by the West contributed to their liberation.
Gary Habermas, chairman of the philosophy department at a Virginia university, is, by conviction and habit, fond of praying. In the 1980s he kept track of the hundreds of people he prayed for, often without even knowing them.
I, a lazy actor by conviction and by nature, decided to act and transform myself into a salamander and stood still for four months, with an expression of frozen surprise on my face. Only occasionally did I stick out my tongue to let them know I was alive.
Bobbie could barely concentrate as the policeman explained that Deana had fallen from a lookout point in California's coastal region of Big Sur. Unable to believe her ears, Bobbie replied with cold conviction: -No. My daughter didn't fall. My daughter didn't fall. Who pushed her?
Liberals shared the conviction that freedom in all its forms - freedom from the despotic rule of kings, from the obsolete privilege of nobles, from economic interference and religious intolerance, from occupational restrictions and limitations on speech and assembly - could only improve the quality of society and the well-being of its members.

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