Sentence examples for convinced large from inspiring English sources
He seems to have convinced large numbers of Egyptians that far from being a revolutionary bête noire, he is the culmination of the insurrectionary process.
Influential friends of the family in Geneva interested Voltaire in the case, and through a vigorous press campaign the philosopher convinced large segments of European public opinion that Calas's judges had allowed their anti-Huguenot prejudices to influence their verdict.
She and her team convinced large swathes of the public to view Clinton as the victim of circumstances, rather than one of the perpetrators of a massive and destructive deception, and for over two months have succeeded in keeping the war issue off the political agenda to such an extent that many are now forgetting what a crucial role it played early in the campaign.
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He appears to have convinced large numbers of Coptic Christians and undecided voters that he can prevent the prospect of an Islamist president ruling in tandem with the Muslim Brotherhood-dominated parliament.
Of course we must all remember how that trilogy ultimately turned out. 1) Millions of dollars of advertising from the insurance industry and Chamber of Commerce have convinced large numbers of voters that the general concept of health care reform is a bad idea.
Even after the Glomar's CIA cover story unraveled in the press and its true purpose was exposed, many of the world's leaders remained convinced large-scale ocean mining was feasible.
For all the yelling and screaming by outraged editors, I remain convinced that the larger Sunday strip gave newspapers a better product and made the comics section more fun for readers.
But it is equally convinced that the expected large increases in passenger traffic and a dearth of new airport construction will require a superjumbo to carry more passengers between congested hubs.
The prime minister appeared to remain convinced that accepting a large number of Syrian refugees who were already in Europe would worsen the crisis and create more chaos; it would incentivise criminal gangs to persuade more people to undertake the risky journey across the Mediterranean and eastern Europe from the Middle East.
A rapid rebound after commodity prices collapsed in the aftermath of the financial crisis in 2009 convinced cash-strapped governments that large multinationals were easy targets.
