Sentence examples for both convinced from inspiring English sources

Messrs Lamy and Zoellick are both convinced of the benefits of a new round.

Within the Democratic Party, the two chief candidates for 2000 are both convinced they need labour's help.

Dr. B. learned it in India, and he and Lou are both convinced that it's going to be Baer's undoing.

"We are both convinced that our military can do this, even during this time of war," Mr. Johnson and General Ham wrote.

Sixty years ago the Picasso whose irresistible weight of imagery has both convinced and bewildered a whole generation had not yet emerged.

"We're both convinced that serious research universities are important in almost all societies," Mr. Altbach, who is the director of the Center for International Higher Education at Boston College, said in an interview.

While we cycle through the usual tropes of coming-of-age fiction – school, play, parental issues, body worries, sex, fear – Knausgaard constructs a voice that is both convincing and utterly convinced of its place in the world.

She had not hidden anything from her mother (not even the Heinekens), and eventually they had both become convinced of George's goodness.

He is a Christian from the south in a country traditionally dominated by Muslims from the north, yet has the respect of that northern elite; he is a former absolute ruler who, in the three years he spent in jail under General Abacha's rule, is said to have become both a convinced democrat and a born-again Christian.

But we were both pretty convinced he could.

Many lawmakers in both chambers remain convinced that only those elected to Congress should have the right to judge and punish their colleagues.