Sentence examples for be utterly convinced from inspiring English sources

"We need to be utterly convinced that the scheme we choose can be built within a particular time-frame, and to a particular budget," said Ms Gemmill.

But, in others, they might be utterly convinced that they doing the right thing, and will refuse to stop.

But if you should order the beets and berries, an insanely pleasurable mess with pistachios and purple quinoa that may have been the impetus for the current Things in a Bowl craze, or the toast with kimchi rillettes, or even the focaccia with beet molasses, you'll be utterly convinced.

Ms. Marshall, the director, decided early on that while many bits of business in the carnival scenes could be jettisoned -- the Encores! process mandates that the actors perform with scripts in hand -- the puppets were central to the plot and had to be utterly convincing.

Thayer is utterly convinced that his audacious enterprise will attract the attention and admiration of his distant, alien colleagues.

Even as a very young kid I was utterly convinced that my mother was the most beautiful woman in the world.

In the other were charismatic quacks or parents who were utterly convinced that the vaccine had made their children autistic (and whose genuine grief swayed many viewers).

Both men are serving prison sentences at HMP Swansea for violent crimes and both are utterly convinced that their lives will be very different when they are released.

Lord Ashcroft, a man who refuses to confirm that he pays taxes or is registered to vote in the UK, is utterly convinced of the impact his outlay, direct to grass-roots constituencies, had on the general election five years ago.

Gallup, Maloney writes, was "utterly convinced that the voice of the people" was right, and that taking the public's temperature on controversial topics a few times a week wasn't a public burden but a boon.

The interview (full transcript below) given by Chérif Kouachi, 32, one of the Charlie Hebdo killers, is calm, lucid, and he is utterly convinced of the righteousness of his cause.