Sentence examples for convinced by a from inspiring English sources
Not everyone outside of Westminister was convinced by a tax either.
On shipboard they became convinced by a study of the Scriptures that only believers should be baptized.
Therefore, although one should never be convinced by a single study, I take the findings very seriously.
So he is apparently yet to be convinced by a clutch of business arguments, made in February by Greenslade.
In 2009, with money from the National Science Foundation for an audio podcast project, Dr. Dunn was convinced by a student — and a squid — to create animations instead.
Bryan Henderson is convinced by a traditional rule about how "comprise" can be used: "The parts compose the whole, and the whole comprises the parts".
He recalled being convinced by an F.B.I. analysis implicating the treated wood.
In every art, the Too Perfect theory helps explain why people are more convinced by an imperfect, "distressed" illusion than by a perfectly realized one.
Dr. Leibowitz, a dentist, said he started the group after he and a colleague were convinced by an F.B.I. expert, John P. O'Neill, how unprepared the United States was for terrorism.
For the Marlowe attributions in the New Oxford, Taylor told me that the editorial board was convinced by an article that appears in the current issue of Shakespeare Quarterly.
At least one panellist felt that "any serious list should have Bill Gates as number one" but was convinced by an enervated new media brigade not to overstate the influence of the world's richest man.
