Sentence examples for convinced that common from inspiring English sources

After a month in Congress, I am still convinced that common sense solutions can make the American Dream more accessible for everyone.

With the recent success of genome-wide association studies, we are convinced that common genetic variants also play a role in the genetic architecture of plasma lipid traits.

I'm convinced that helped him recover.

Mentioning a number of these groups by name, Wylie went on: "I am absolutely convinced that there was a common plan and common purpose with Vote Leave, BeLeave, the D.U.P., and Veterans for Britain.

But someone isn't quite convinced that he's dead…" The most common theory is that the episode will serve to show Sherlock's 'I'm alive' reveal to Mycroft.

"I've become more and more convinced that we should establish the mental health issue as our common ground".

He was socially progressive but theologically conservative, intellectually ecumenical but convinced that the official stance of his church on moral issues was alone coterminous with the common good.

Edward became convinced that Clarence was aiming at his throne.

Julius Morley suddenly became convinced that someone had entered the room.

Is anyone convinced that those gains are here to stay?

"I'm convinced that Sharon wants peace".