Sentence examples for convinced of something from inspiring English sources
I want to be convinced of something.
Unfortunately for him, merely being convinced of something doesn't necessarily make it true.
"When she was convinced of something she would argue you into the ground," Ms. Meyers said.
"Sometimes we as a society are not going to be convinced of something that makes sense unless we experience a loss," said Dr. Jason Terk, a pediatrician who serves on the Texas Medical Association's council on legislation.
The authors are convinced of something any visitor to the region can feel: that there is abundant Arab human capital to reclaim Arab knowledge -- just note how many Arabs thrive as doctors and scientists when they come to the West.
But they are equally convinced of something I struggle with – that a harsher sentence for Turner would have been a step in the direction of making his victim whole faster.
But, whereas before we could count on our spiritual leaders, literature and entertainment media (poets, bards, minstrels, storytellers, myth makers) to point out the folly of our ways and make some efforts to enlighten us, this may be the first time a country has been so convinced of the veracity of something so patently false by the complicity of widespread media misinformation.
Australia have convinced us of something that we really weren't all that sure of two days ago and that's that they can definitely beat this South African side away.
Eden Eden Eden in particular feels like the thing you wished you hadn't seen, though that you can't forget thereafter, and made of things most contemporary American literature in particular avoids because it has convinced itself of something else.
"If you actually want to convince someone of something, you must address them in a respectful way and try to convince them; otherwise you are defeating your own purpose".
