Sentence examples for convinced that since from inspiring English sources

In the end, she became convinced that since no one was offering a more promising treatment alternative, she would stay with her medical team.

Ready to sacrifice life, limb and cast members to get "the shot", he's a stereotypical director-as-dictator, convinced that since art (and movies) last more or less forever and people don't, then one is expendable in the service of the other.

Some folks are convinced that since this FDA-approved medication is pure cannabidiol (CBD) that all CBD products fall into the same category.

In a statement dated 20 June, Warner said : "I am convinced that since my actions did not extend beyond facilitating the meeting that gave Mr Bin Hammam an opportunity to pursue his aborted bid for the Fifa presidency, I would be fully exonerated by any objective arbiter".

After 1978, a number of astronomers kept up the search for Lowell's Planet X, convinced that, since Pluto was no longer a viable candidate, an unseen tenth planet must have been perturbing the outer planets.

Tesler remains convinced that since Obama emerged as the Democratic nominee in the summer of 2008, "all racial measures are increasing in importance" and that divisions between blacks and whites are increasing.

Still, pundits generally are always able to find reasons after the fact for why stocks rallied or stumbled with most now seemingly convinced that the gains since Election Day are solely based on the likelihood of a business friendly Washington under a Trump Administration.

Martin Briens (DAS for Disarmament and Nuclear Nonproliferation) added that the UK is starting to seem really convinced that disarmament is possible, since it may abandon its Trident submarine-launched ballistic missile program.

Officials at the Homeland Security Department and other federal agencies said they were convinced that the work done since 2001 to better prepare the nation for a possible terrorist attack was helping in this catastrophe as well, speeding the delivery of relief and other aid and, perhaps most important, improving the coordination of the more than a dozen federal agencies involved in the effort.

The nuclear-armed French, like the Americans, initially believed this news was significant, with one French official telling the US: "The UK is starting to seem really convinced that disarmament is possible, since it may abandon its Trident submarine-launched ballistic missile programme".

As Dr. Joel Marks said, "the long and short of it is that I became convinced that atheism implies amorality; and since I am an atheist, I must therefore embrace amorality..."...