Sentence examples for convinced of their need from inspiring English sources

Certainly, after reading Sally Armstrong's article "To the women of Afghanistan" (Views, Oct. 27), the women of Afghanistan will be convinced of their need to "go to the barricades" and march forward toward a bright and joyous future.

Before the Apple Watch, only 2% of the British public was aware of smartwatches, despite their being available in store and online, and few people were convinced of their need for such a thing, according to data from Ipsos Mori.

Even many years ago, consumers were gradually being convinced of their need for special luxury goods and services, like "designer" coffee.

The participants projected an attitude of being completely convinced of their need to undergo HRRKR surgery in order to minimize or eliminate pain and restore their quality of lives.

The N.A.A.C.P. has over the years lost its currency among younger, more educated African-Americans, whose sense of opportunity is such that they are less convinced of their need for a traditional civil rights organization (let alone one with the word "colored" in its title).

But many more young people will need to be convinced of their prospects at home.

Health professionals may need to be convinced of their benefit, and persuaded to integrate such MIs into routine healthcare.

Not that anybody needs to be convinced of their worth.

Two are set close to a feeding table which is frequented by a group of tufted-capuchin monkeys, whose playful nature and charm could convince anyone of their need to be protected.

He is expected in Israel at the end of the week, and Israeli officials believe that will be the moment by which they either have to convince the Americans of their need to continue the onslaught, or risk an open dispute.

Some have hired high-priced professional lobbying firms to convince Congress and the Administration of their need for sustained U.S. financial support.