Sentence examples for convinced good things from inspiring English sources

If we can believe in that simple mantra, I'm convinced good things will follow.

He is so convinced good things will follow that he allows himself to believe they already have (that said, he does visit individual Houston schools that seem to be succeeding).

It might not be for you if… You're tiring of their schtick, and are convinced the last good thing they made was 2007's Fancy Footwork.

We need to convince people that the good things from the coalition are our ideas, and he understands that.

Or as Kenneth Jackson, editor of The Encyclopedia of New York City, sagely predicts, "The person who can convince New Yorkers he can continue the good things Mayor Giuliani did without the bad will be our next mayor".

Convinced of a good thing, the company has invested more than $40 million in the project and is outfitting and modifying the planes to sell for $10 million to $12 million each, entirely on speculation.

"By the time I got to San Francisco, I was convinced it was a good thing for us," he later recalled.

"They don't necessarily think starter homes are a bad thing, but not all are convinced they are a good thing," said one housebuilding boss.

"But we're totally convinced this is a good thing for everybody, good for the region, and we're going to make it happen.

"Following the success of the World Cup, some [federations] in Europe were not convinced this was a good thing," said Allemagne.

During the trip west, he read it and then read it again, "and by the time I got to San Francisco, I was convinced it was a good thing for us" because "it gave us a road map of what the court of appeals criteria would be".