Sentence examples for convinced not only from inspiring English sources

Great War is at present, I am convinced, not only the most expensive game in the universe, but it is a game out of all proportion.

Maybe, the public could be convinced not only to hold newspapers to a higher standard, but also to invest more money in them.

Lux was convinced not only of the existence of alien races, but also of their influence in kick-starting civilisation and actively intermingling with humankind.

"I can feel how much you want me," says the monster to the city, deeply convinced not only of his own beauty but also of his necessity.

SENIOR police officers are becoming convinced not only that organised crime is a growing problem, but also that both the law and the agencies that enforce it are increasingly helpless against the top criminals.

But Carole Artigiani, the organization's founder and executive director, became convinced not only that youngsters need to learn about the world but also that many of them want to learn.

Wherever she went, Isadora battled to convince not only rich patrons but governments to back her grandiose plans.

His crescendos convince not only in their traversal of a huge dynamic range, but also in the emotional investment he draws from the players.

His claims are convincing not only because he discusses complex economic questions with rare lucidity and skill, but also because of who he is.

Abusive men have many years of experience conning and convincing not only their victims, but friends, family, teachers, childcare workers and health professionals.

One of the first obstacles was convincing not only educators, but village headmen, clerics and parents as well, that the bus was a good idea.