She always stands up for her convictions.

She always stands up for her convictions.

Habits, certainties, convictions, exclamation marks, paradigms, dogmas.

They keep on motoring towards the Campo de' Fiori, which they soon reach.

Two felony convictions. No warrant. He's on parole.

It is hard to live up to your convictions.

Thirtythree busts since 1976. Eleven for armed robbery, three convictions.

If everybody fought for their convictions, there would be no war.

I realized that my convictions were about to be put to the test.

And he expressed his unshakeable convictions in everyday language, in metaphors, in stories.

One, I fear, who dare not follow his own convictions... to their logical conclusion.

Whatever your political convictions are, but to wish defeat for one's country id treason!

So better to shy away from, to ignore, the moral and the religious convictions that people bring to civic life.

It seems to me that our discussion reflects the opposite, that a better way to mutual respect is to engage directly with the moral convictions citizens bring to public life, rather than to require that people leave their deepest moral convictions outside politics before they enter.

In the classroom, we have arguments on some of the most fiercely held moral convictions that students have about big public questions.

What I looked up to in Shota was not his 'strength'. It was his heroic courage to put his life on the line to carry out his convictions.

In India, only 25 percent of rapes come to a police station, and of these 25 percent that come to a police station, convictions are only in four percent of the cases.

For me, the achievements of the Hearing Voices Movement are a reminder that empathy, fellowship, justice and respect are more than words they are convictions and beliefs, and that beliefs can change the world.

For me, the achievements of the Hearing Voices Movement are a reminder that empathy, fellowship, justice and respect are more than words they are convictions and beliefs, and that beliefs can change the world.

And as we are obviously not yet prepared to ask ourselves, whether something is not quite right about our beliefs, whether we need to see, that our convictions are no longer appropriate, we desperately cling onto what we have.

Emmanuel Otoo are now receiving regular death threats because the two of them managed to get convictions and imprisonment for three human traffickers for the very first time in Ghana for enslaving people, from the fishing industry, for enslaving children.