viction

Four adamant supporters of the federal DREAM Act courageously stood before Harry Reid in full cap and gowns at a Netroots Nation luncheon in Las Vegas to protest his lack of con viction.

Wendy Carrillo: Immigrant Students Challenge Senator Harry Reid at Netroots Nation 2010

Everything about his story bespeaks continuity and sincerity of con- viction.

Radical-In-Chief Stanley Kurtz 2010

Everything about his story bespeaks continuity and sincerity of con- viction.

Radical-In-Chief Stanley Kurtz 2010

Maybe the con - viction in her voice had betrayed the fact that there was more to this than he knew-that she had some special advantage that would enable her to accomplish such a thing.

The Pillars of Creation Goodkind, Terry 2001

The country was now poised to shift the emphasis from planning to viction and Development Programme is also the sheet-anchor of our policy towards Southern Africa.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1995

Then there's a con-viction that nothing can happen to this Climber.

Passage at Arms Cook, Glen 1985

The other jockeys were doing the same for their steeds, though their assurances of victory lacked con - viction.

Split Infinity Anthony, Piers 1980

The other jockeys were doing the same for their steeds, though their assurances of victory lacked con - viction.

Split Infinity Anthony, Piers 1980

It has become clear from our brief survey of the arguments for immortality that they are perhaps sufficient to reinforce an already existing con - viction, but not good enough for someone skeptical about the possibility of survival after death.

DEATH AND IMMORTALITY JACQUES CHORON 1968

Thus, if the literature of the absurd pre - serves some awareness of the nonhuman character of the cosmos, its writers do not communicate the con - viction that man retains the power of reaching tragic proportions within it.

SENSE OF THE TRAGIC EDWARD G. BALLARD 1968