Sentence examples for bit convinced from inspiring English sources

Instead, we normals wait and see; we don't need to buy a new device just for the sake of it; we need to be just a little bit convinced.

I'm a bit less convinced than Ryan that a Biden campaign would be a no-hoper.

Almost a decade later, Mr. Wootton remains every bit as convinced of education's power to transform stunted lives.

Or perhaps a bit less convinced that Western societies are really the best hope for civilization when they condone this kind of hypocrisy, rather than responding equally forcefully to all such actions repressing free speech or freedom of assembly.

If I'm an official in Iran's enrichment program, every time a U.S. official says that a military strike on Iran's nuclear program would be counterproductive to U.S. interests, I get a little bit more convinced that I'm never going to need to try to build a nuclear weapon to protect my country from military attack.

Storey, who has been training for up to three-and-a-half hours a day, knows life is about to get a bit more complicated, but is convinced she can balance the demands of motherhood and qualify for a seventh Paralympics in Rio in 2016.

You feel convinced, when you convince someone.

And the more clips I watched the more I became convinced it was a brilliantly elaborate bit of satire.

I was really trying to answer what I saw as a logic problem: how did an entire country seemingly become convinced that savvy financial management and a bit of investment advice ward off everything from bad luck to the ravages of the 21st century?

Or perhaps some of the signage present when Michigan played Syracuse in the semifinal convinced him to watch from somewhere a bit more private.

Pavlo returned to Atlanta empty-handed and convinced that CT&T's pleas of poverty were a bit exaggerated.