Sentence examples for convinced common from inspiring English sources

She smiles at the court with the quiet confidence of someone who would never seek to be the centre of attention but is convinced common sense is on her side.

In the end, however, Villa kept his cool, Madero convinced common soldiers to support him and Orozco did not have the nerve to go through with it.

After a month in Congress, I am still convinced that common sense solutions can make the American Dream more accessible for everyone.

Mentioning a number of these groups by name, Wylie went on: "I am absolutely convinced that there was a common plan and common purpose with Vote Leave, BeLeave, the D.U.P., and Veterans for Britain.

Anderson's methods — including bugging — convinced Nixon that they were common practice in Washington.

Common sense has me convinced it is a recipe for disaster.

Rather than being created at the beginning of the world, or from time to time over the history of the Earth, Darwin became convinced that species had evolved from common ancestors.

"I ENJOYED our meeting on Friday, and came away more convinced than ever that we share common interests in the evolution of the dairy industry, and that we can do an enormous amount of business together," Mr. Engles wrote in a 1997 letter to Mr. Hanman that is part of the court file.

You feel convinced, when you convince someone.

But someone isn't quite convinced that he's dead…" The most common theory is that the episode will serve to show Sherlock's 'I'm alive' reveal to Mycroft.

Above all things I hope the education of the common people will be attended to; convinced that on their good sense we may rely with the most security for the preservation of a due degree of liberty.