| Kerry's convictions, whatever they may have been, mattered far less than his ability to beat Bush. |
| The prosecution accept that if the trial was unfair, the convictions were unsafe and should be quashed. |
| It confirmed the popular conception that he's a man of strong convictions but limited political sagacity. |
| This isn't to claim our deepest convictions guide us only so far as the whimsy of the moment will allow. |
| Why doesn't she have the courage to defend her economic convictions when addressing a general audience? |
| How many more convictions does he have to get before the State takes this seriously and puts him away for life? |
