Sentence examples for convinced coming from inspiring English sources
"convinced coming" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English
It does not make sense in context. If you are trying to express the idea of someone feeling sure or confident about something, you could use a phrase like "convinced of the outcome" or "confident in their approach". For example: The team was convinced of the outcome of the competition and approached the challenge with confidence.
Sounds Good... Sounds very Good #LFC #YNWA pic.twitter.com/kMedusFGZt Me reading these Steven Gerrard to Liverpool headlines: pic.twitter.com/VawB369sCX Gerrard has tried & failed to break America so he's now coming back to Britain with a begging bowl just like Robbie Williams in the mid 00's As much as I love Steven Gerrard I'm not convinced coming back is a good idea.
Her father had a stroke, which she is convinced came from the stress.
"And the complaints, we are convinced, come from the insurance industry".
After that, you can conquer anything, even the meanest math teacher who you are convinced came from the depths of Hade's realm exclusively to drag you down with her algorithms and algebra.
Similar rallying cries might have helped Sarah Palin win the Alaska governorship, but they don't sound especially convincing coming from Hutchison, whose strengths are decidedly senatorial.
By Alexis Okeowo August 30, 2016 "The Night Of" was redeemed by Riz Ahmed's magnificent performance and the disturbing, convincing coming of age that his character, Naz, underwent behind bars.
What if those people could be convinced to come back on a winter weekend?
His family showed us the bullets, also convinced they came from the Army.
"I was very confident that we could avoid relegation, I was convinced we came here with a good chance.
He said he was convinced to come aboard by the chance to work with Gold, whom he admires.
So now that you're convinced to come to the Hackathon, you'll want to act quickly.
