Sentence examples for convinced him as from inspiring English sources
Dr. Torrey's research and clinical experience has convinced him (as has mine, me) that proper use of medication for acutely psychotic and for recently stabilized individuals is absolutely essential in resolving symptoms and reducing the appreciable risk of relapse.
What he found convinced him, as Michael Lewis tells us, to start writing about Iceland's crash even before it happened.
But the passing of the C.T.E.A. convinced him, as it did many observers, of what Hyde calls a looming "market triumphalism".
But a serious heart attack last July and six weeks in cardiac wards convinced him, as he put it, "that staying alive and making what contribution you can is more important than running the risks associated with illusions of indispensability".
The poverty, disease and desperation he encountered among tenement-bound laborers and immigrants convinced him, as it had a growing number of religious leaders, that Christianity had to address the stark social divisions and economic dislocations then racking American cities. "The Kingdom Is Always But Coming" (Eerdmans), a new biography of Rauschenbusch by Christopher H.
Worse, his gung-ho advisers have convinced him -- as well as some gullible commentators -- that the Star Chamber tribunals he has ordered are "implementations" of the lawful Uniform Code of Military Justice.
Convinced that fairness would elude him as long as he was a foreigner here, Mr. Sugawara, 35, who is married to a Japanese woman, took on the arduous challenge of becoming a naturalized Japanese citizen, a status rarely granted to Westerners in a country where immigrants themselves are few.
'Early this year the bank convinced him - as they had done many others of his age and circumstances - to transfer his life savings from a solid account that yielded interest of 14percentntotonene that yielded 20.
In the early 90's grunge convinced major labels as well as college radio programmers that today's club act could be tomorrow's Soundgarden.
He was a competent politician, a convinced Confucian, as superstitious as most men of his time, and something of a pedant.
He later told the Peers commission, "I became absolutely convinced that as far as the United States Army was concerned there was no such thing as murder of a Vietnamese civilian.
