Sample Sentences forconvictiongrouped by contextual meaning (editor-reviewed)
conviction as in: spoke with conviction
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Even though many kids laughed at her idea, Bella spoke with great conviction that recycling one bottle could really help save the planet.
conviction = firm belief
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She stood up in class with total conviction and said, "I believe animals deserve to be treated kindly, no matter what."
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It's like an impostor has stolen the Pastor's voice, but none of his convictions.† (source)
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Indeed, why did you insist on following me to this wretched place at all, given your convictions?† (source)
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"I was scared," Johnny said with conviction.† (source)
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Fighting for your convictions is important.† (source)
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He stood a few meters from the step and spoke with great conviction, great joy.† (source)
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By the late 1990s, the evolution of DNA evidence had helped expose dozens of wrongful convictions.† (source)
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I searched my mind and discovered a new conviction there: I would never be a plural wife.† (source)
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Wade Lanier spent some time on Marvis: his criminal record, convictions, incarceration.† (source)
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The conviction in the doctor's face was almost startling, but also comforting.† (source)
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But frequently it goes against people's deepest convictions to abide by such conventions.† (source)
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PARRIS, with dwindling conviction now: A precaution only.† (source)
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Sometimes I just don't vote my convictions, that's all.† (source)
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conviction as in: owed a fine after the conviction
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After the conviction, she had to pay a fine and do community service.
conviction = court's finding of guilt
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The judge listed the consequences of her conviction for stealing.
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