Sentence examples for actually convincing from inspiring English sources

"The hardest part about dry farming is actually convincing people it works," Bucklin says.

Actually convincing the public or the art buyers that owning the cryptographic key to a digital piece's deed actually means they own the artwork may be more difficult.

Actually convincing users to switch back — or even try Firefox for the first time — is a different conversation altogether, of course.

The other addition is Geopulse Measurement, which helps brands understand whether their ads are actually convincing people to visit their stores.

Of course, actually convincing developers to develop for Bixby could be a tricky proposition if it doesn't receive more widespread adoption.

Of course wanting to promote establishment Republicans over Tea Party candidates and actually convincing a restive grass-roots base to cast ballots that way are two entirely different things.

"But the film actually convinced me to invest with him.

Sometimes, he would actually convince them that their understanding of Islam was all wrong".

"And if you're really good, you can actually convince the crowd to pay you".

ALEX KOPPELMAN: Amy, saw Andrew Sullivan quoting some people who think the Daniels speech will actually convince Republicans he's not a good alternative.

The list at the door was so small and well-vetted, I actually convinced the bouncer not to stamp my hand.