conviction, n.All

A Conviction is a farce. In fact, having the courage of one's convictions should be having the courage for an attack on one's convictions.

Conviction is that possessed by men of the past, while we moderns have only opinions.

Conviction is a good motive but a bad judge.

A Conviction is but a hill from which we look at eighteen. At forty-five it is the cave in which we hide.

Conviction is necessarily variable... to be always consistent is to be sometimes dishonest.

A Conviction is a more dangerous foe of truth than a lie.

Conviction is if anyone thinks you regret anything.

A Conviction is a more dangerous enemy of truth than lies because it takes from us the courage, the untroubledness and violence wisdom a woman who loves only a warrior wants us to embody.