Sentence examples for be wholly convinced from inspiring English sources

It is something investors are yet to be wholly convinced by.

However, the variation between studies is quite marked, so one cannot be wholly convinced of the idea that using one standard uniform definition will lead to x rays and pain becoming more concordant.

If the MPs were wholly convinced by that bit, they kept it to themselves.

Neither the Mail on Sunday nor the Sunday Times were wholly convinced, however.

And on the ONS's analysis – which I can't say I am wholly convinced by – there are still more journos in the UK than PR execs.

The report quoted renowned British forensic scientist Dave Barclay as saying he was "wholly convinced that Arafat was murdered".

She had lived through segregation and the South's anti-miscegenation laws and was wholly convinced that "night riders" were coming to disrupt our wedding.

As the US and EU are wholly convinced that the settlements represent the main obstacle to peace, you are now not only inviting criticism but forcing both to take measures to awaken the Israelis to the harsh reality of the settlements and your perilous ideology.

Yet neither of these explanations are wholly convincing.

The plot, concerning a murdered transvestite, is diverting without being wholly convincing.

Assurance that her characterizations of Odette and Odile had been wholly convincing brings little consolation.