Sentence examples for convinced means from inspiring English sources

But the problem today is that you can end up with someone who has no right to live in your country, who you are convinced – and have good reason to be convinced – means to do your country harm.

This conspiracy theory, to which the regime continues to cling and of which many Syrians have been convinced, means that there are conflicting reports of the violence in places like Latakia.

Fans seem pretty convinced that means he's Darth Plagueis, a character mentioned in Episode III: Revenge of the Sith as, "a Dark Lord of the Sith so powerful and so wise, he could use the force to influence the midichlorians to create life".

"For me and others like me here in the square, we are convinced that peaceful means would not work, since they did not work over these last four months," said Ahmed Obadi, a young protester and teacher.

Many shipowners and other wealthy Greeks are said to be taking the long view, arguing that Greeks will come to their senses in the next election and not vote in large numbers for Mr. Tsipras if they become convinced that it means a forced march out of the euro zone.

If so (and not everyone is convinced) that might mean some activity was deferred to the third quarter.

This is a pretty funny laundry list of literary stereotypes, but I'm not altogether convinced that Danny is meant to be quite as ridiculous as he seems.

I'm just not convinced that any of this means anything at all.

"But Zeffirelli is very very convinced that Pagliacci was not meant to be with Cav.

It was an anxious time, because now I was becoming more and more convinced that the puckered skin meant something was wrong.

Apparently 27% of women agreed to the "provocative" tag, but I'm just not convinced that many of them meant "red leather is perfect workwear".