Sentence examples for be convinced as from inspiring English sources
verb
To make someone believe, or feel sure about something, especially by using logic, argument or evidence.
The court of appeal would have to be convinced – as in the case of Dobson – that the Met had "new and compelling" evidence before allowing them to stand trial for the same offence again.
It took a while for me to be convinced as well.
The film tells this story almost entirely from Wendy and Randy Maldonado's point of view, but it doesn't feel one-sided; it's easy to be convinced, as the judge was, of Ms. Maldonado's credibility.
Politicians and the general public need to be convinced, as it is they that prioritise the conservation of culture – a change from the historic influential families from a century back.
For at least some of those cases, we are (likely) going to find intuition (3) itself compelling; we are (likely) going to be convinced – as we shall see – that the choice under scrutiny is clearly wrong.
She is convinced, as is the department, that one solution would be a sanitation museum.
"After the interview, I was convinced, as were the detectives who were with me," he said.
My priest, who would hear me sing in the choir each week, was convinced as well.
Seploy added: "We are convinced, as are many judges and prosecutors in Spain, that these matters must be investigated".
As a Kashmiri American, I am convinced, as are others, that Kashmiris are not responsible for this ghastly act.
