Sentence examples for convinced only from inspiring English sources

The police were convinced only when Carr led them to the buried glasses the next day, at about the time Kammerer's body bobbed up off West 108th Street.

He dismisses worries that customers might disappear with their e-readers into the virtual ether – he is convinced only a small minority will abandon paper books altogether.

These factors, whether real or not, convinced only part – a large part, that is, but not the majority – of the Catalan population.

I'd be truly convinced only by data that show significant differences in aptitude between boys and girls at age 3 or 4, when they've had less opportunity to be affected by our (potentially still-biased) educational system.

Her sense of security living on a cul-de-sac block in southeast Washington was shattered by the gun troubles that, she had always been convinced, only visited other mothers.

Caroline's comforters in her suffering, like Job's, are convinced only of their own righteousness: Laurence is obsessed with the cheap smuggling plot; the Baron sees devils in the same silly way as Mrs Hogg "hears" the Virgin Mary telling her which job to take.

Certain kinds of truths are convincing only in a narrative.

Each group is likely to convince only itself.

Prosecutors were able to convince only 10 jurors of Mr. Bowen's guilt.

This is a dubious notion, and "Tabu" makes it convincing only within the narrow compass of its own artifice.

It reminds us that art's political and moral effects are convincing only when driven by deep, in many ways selfish, psychological needs.