conviction, n.Definitions

Conviction is if anyone thinks you regret anything.

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

Conviction is a good motive but a bad judge.

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

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

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.

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.

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