Sentence examples for around convinced from inspiring English sources

"His place," Richard said aloud and abruptly turned around, convinced suddenly that the boys had gone to Isaac's.

Kindness — "not sexuality, not violence, not money — has become our forbidden pleasure," they write in "On Kindness," asserting that more than 300 years after Thomas Hobbes, we still walk around convinced that deep down we are "lacking in natural generosity".

The party's rebranding strategy revolves around convincing Americans that they have learned from Bush's catastrophic budget policies.

Luis Vicente León, a political analyst, said that Mr. Chávez had built his political strategy around convincing the public that he had recovered from cancer.

A new airport manager, Jim Brundige, has turned the noise issue around, convincing the Town Board that putting in the system would probably reduce the number of aircraft flying low near the airport, at least in bad weather.

Constance wanted to reach in and turn Jo around, convince her of the correct course, crash her body against Deezy's the way one manipulated dolls, making them hug, settling them into bed together in their dollhouse so that they could live happily ever after.

He's a more experienced cook than Todd, so surely he's worth more to Lydia alive; could this be a way for Jesse to turn it around, convince them to let him live and then get Todd's Aryan Nation uncle to take out Walt? They're not the subtlest of operators, so that could explain the need for heavy artillery in Walt's car boot.

This time around, convincing investors was much harder.

The American government is understandably concerned about convincing Muslims around the world that the war against Al Qaeda and the Taliban is justified.

Instead he came under the spell of Cubism around 1911, convinced that it prompted his first mature style.

His walk around Britain convinced him that these islands were among the most beautiful in the world, despite the damage being done.