Sentence examples for be fully persuaded from inspiring English sources

Most of Africa has left behind the era of the one-party state, but its people have yet to be fully persuaded that multi-party politics need not be chaotic.

"They are so blessed by their Self-love," she says, "as to be fully persuaded that they themselves dwell in the third heaven, looking down from high above on all other mortals, as if they were earth-creeping vermin almost worthy of their pity".

No matter what your religion, one should be fully persuaded, but not be treated as "unacceptable".

"I am fully persuaded," Nicolau writes, "that Glass has established the tortious interference he alleged".

Italian cooks, professional and at home, are fully persuaded that commercial dried pasta is a high-quality product, every bit as tasty as -- and often even better than -- pasta fresca.

Personally, I have never been fully persuaded by the arguments for lower taxes on capital income, many of which emerged from the work of Harvard's Martin Feldstein, who headed the Council of Economic Advisers under Ronald Reagan.

I am fully persuaded that brother John is taking the strange course he is now pursuing for the purpose of making money out of a rail speculation, and if I could for one moment think that the Decatur sharpers, in whose hands he has placed himself, would not cheat him out of every cent of the money, I would not spoil the speculation by telling the facts.

The PTs were fully persuaded that "mathematics is a subject that builds," (Talana's 36 Reflective Essay, 2011) and when students do not understand the basics, they were destined to struggle.

I am fully persuaded, that it is unnecessary to caution you against offering insult or indignity to the persons of the Prince or Admiral..."....

Isaiah was fully persuaded that Jehovah (the One Who revealed Himself as "I AM" when talking with Moses on the backside of the Sinai desert) was the definitive Author and Guide of all human history.

By midway through Eastern voting hours on November 9th 2004, in fact, Edison-Mitofsky's clients were fully persuaded that an overall John Kerry victory over incumbent George W Bush was absolutely certain.