Sentence examples for be convinced with from inspiring English sources
"It is hard not to be convinced, with what they have," Mr. O'Donnell said after the meeting.
"There is a worry that we're looking at dust, and not at gravitational waves, but I'll really only be convinced with new data.
I've always been interested in the mix between between creativity and business, and I think, at the end of the day, you have to be convinced with what you're saying in your collections but you also have to meet the needs of your customers".
Van Helsing counters that not every phenomenon has a rational explanation: "Do you not think that there are things in the world which you cannot understand, and yet which are?" Throughout the novel, these self-assured people have to be convinced, with enormous difficulty, that there is something beyond their ken.
The P90 (not to be convinced with the D90, or the gun) is the new megazoom.
One of the ways companies fill their ranks with good employees is by scouting "passive talent," or people who aren't currently looking for new jobs but might be convinced with the right offer.
They see Mr. Obama as an even more committed centrist than Bill Clinton and they are convinced, with some justification, that they no longer really have a national party.
Everyone around him, he added, is convinced, with all the talk of property rights and miracle drugs, that it is about money.
But not all clubs are convinced, with some believing that pitting their brightest young talents against Conference sides would not necessarily help their technical development.
"I am convinced, with great humility, that this moment is a critical one for the region and particularly for Israel, for Palestine and for Jordan," Mr. Kerry said before meeting with President Shimon Peres of Israel.
