Sentence examples for clearly convinced from inspiring English sources

But the administration is clearly convinced that it has public opinion on its side.

I am clearly convinced that they deserve it; but that does not remove it from one's gaze.

The public project's researchers, stung by the suggestion made when Celera opened for business that they should fold their tents and let the money funding them be spent on something else, are clearly convinced that they did.

Bashert is a gentle, scone-colored, 60-pound poodle, a kind of Ginger Rogers Chia Pet, and she's clearly convinced there is no human problem so big she can't lick it.

"The commitment was early and consistent, and he is clearly convinced from his own experience that this is essential to his success as president and is desperately needed now to steady the course of the country," Ms. Quinn said.

The Guardian reports that souvenirs marked April 8 - the wrong day- have been flying off the shelves to punters clearly convinced that that misdated Charles & Camilla commemorative spoons will be worth an eBay fortune in a few years' time.

Clearly, convincing the Iranians that a Western response will not be just gesticulation is a difficult perspective.

"Now with these new regulations I can clearly convince the supervisory board that the [F1 team] are doing exactly what we need - downsizing, direct injection, lightweight construction, fuel efficiency on the highest possible level, new technologies and combining a combustion engine with an e-motor hybrid".

He has since told friends that it was a "safari trip", but MI5 and the Tanzanian authorities were clearly not convinced.

Organiser Michael Eavis has spoken in the past of his doubts over booking the "phenomenal" Metallica, but has clearly been convinced to rethink.

But the American public, defecting from the McCain ticket in a slow bleed, is clearly not convinced that they amount to vice-presidential qualifications.