Sentence examples for appointment convinced from inspiring English sources

I dragged myself off to hospital, and remember very clearly walking down this long corridor on the way to the appointment, convinced I had cancer.

Blaine tried to sabotage the appointment by convincing Garfield to name a nemesis of MacVeagh, William E. Chandler, as Solicitor General under MacVeagh.

Mr. Thomas at one point called Mr. Angelides a "wacko Democratic liberal" during the interview, but also said the chairman had consulted him on all staff appointments and had convinced him and other Republicans that "we have a really fair shot" at an impartial report.

Bell, who was offered the position of Deputy Director, chose to resign from the WAAAF on learning of Stevenson's appointment, but Wrigley later convinced her to rejoin.

Rutgers 1000 disbanded only in 2002, when the appointment of a new president convinced the students that Rutgers would return to its core values.

It was convinced that the appointment of a new chairman, Sir Tom McKillop, and new finance director would provide a new challenge to Goodwin.

Out of work after taking a sabbatical from the game when he stepped down from the Lyon job last year, Garde would be a relatively straightforward appointment if he can be convinced to take the leap of faith and it is easy to see the attraction for Villa.

George W. showed little of his father's caution as he barrelled ahead with his controversial appointments and extravagant tax cuts, convinced that he was doing the right thing.

I am not convinced that Juncker's appointment as president of the Commission does actually take us nearer to this fabled door.

Both Gore and Deevey have been promised urgent Camhs appointments this month, but neither is convinced it will actually happen.

At work, Bouwer missed appointments and broke promises, and he became convinced that rumors were being spread about him, especially about his affair with Anne Walsh.