This conviction arose from the literature study as well as from the great deal of experience we had acquired in the shock treatment of these depressions'.

The first conviction arose when Wolfson sold unregistered shares in Continental Enterprises, Inc. to the public.

But with no convictions for misconduct arising from the debacle, many critics of the armed services' attitudes toward women are determined to keep the book open.

If this conviction arises through my preaching, it is frequently through some phrase or thrust that I had not intended.

This conviction arose partly from the feeling that the work had already been done; partly, also, from an immense sense of inferiority towards the classical world which had now vanished.

A precisely similar conviction arises with regard to those "domestic applications of the physical and sociological sciences" which a full Home Economics course adds to an "academic" education.

McCleskey's convictions arose out of the robbery of a furniture store and the killing of a white police officer during the course of the robbery.

"Inward convictions and feelings" had arisen from natural selection, as had survival instincts, and could not be relied on.

This conviction arose, of course, only from the momentary situation, but was stronger than it.

A conviction had arisen that all problems could be solved at a stroke, overnight.