Sentence examples for accurately convinced from inspiring English sources

And his most exciting protégé, Juelz Santana, is so utterly (and accurately) convinced of his own allure that he can scarcely be bothered to rap.

Rosenstein, who is supervising special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election, said the Department of Justice was not convinced the memo accurately describes its investigative practices.

"People in our study were convinced they've accurately understood the tone of an e-mail message when in fact their odds are no better than chance".

When physicians were asked for their own assessment, 6 (versus 2, with the other 3 having no idea) were convinced they answered more accurately with VCM, and 10 (versus 1) were convinced they answered more rapidly with VCM than with text.

But the public will need to be convinced the new forecaster can accurately predict the fickleness of the British weather, especially if it's a foreign provider".

Until lawmakers are convinced the statewide tests can accurately reflect student learning and growth, she said, they should "resist modifying the current evaluation system".

It will be interesting to see if Taplin's study accurately predicts an Oscar but I'm not sure I'm convinced enough to bet any money on it.

We hope the reader is by now convinced that having parameters which can predict fluid responsiveness accurately without the actual administration of fluids is of great clinical importance.

Even when test developers' intention is accurately conveyed, intended washback on student learning might not be obtained if they are not convinced by the given information.

We are convinced that successful future trials in sepsis will rely on our capacity to accurately assess immune responses.

In this context, we are not convinced that the immunohistochemistry and immunofluorescence results presented by Lillvis et al. accurately depict the localization of HOXA4 protein.