Sentence examples for being always convinced from inspiring English sources

We are meant to find Jaques's double occupation of weeping and commenting, feeling and keeping track of his feelings, mildly comic — Shakespeare being always convinced, in his English way, that the French are hypersensitive and overintellectual.

She was always convinced that she left the iron on".

I was always convinced this would work out.

Cox played for Ralph Houk, who was always convinced the Yankees were about to turn it around.

Mowlam was always convinced that he was the man at her back door.

She was always convinced that I had the potential to become a powerful man.

Prospero, Bloom shrewdly observes, "is one of those teachers who is always convinced his auditors are not quite attentive".

We may not always be convinced that his speakers have earned the celebration they strive for, but we are always convinced of the poet's technical prowess.

I was always convinced that the only point which has to be discussed is the musical and artistic point".

Which is funny, because I'm always convinced that the people in the front row are loving it".

"But it's a fact: he was always convinced that I was made to do politics, and I've always been convinced that I was made to run a company.