Sentence examples for convinced that true from inspiring English sources
"I am convinced that true crisis prevention starts from within companies," said Michel Barnier, the commissioner for the internal market.
I became convinced that true luxury was something that needed to be touched by human hands — whether in the way it was made or the way it was perceived.
Our post-Christian culture, then, is an "anti-culture". We are compelled by the logic of modernity and the myth of individual freedom to continue tearing away the last vestiges of the old order, convinced that true happiness and harmony will be ours once all limits have been nullified.
He remains convinced that true innovation comes from outside the corporate world.
They met again, in Paris, in 2004's Before Sunset, which ended with Jesse missing his plane home, leaving us convinced that true love would prevail over the dictates of international timetables.
Convinced that "true criticism recognizes itself as a mode of memoir", Bloom threads these pages with life stories and memories of a host of "departed" mentors and friends, who live on, for him, in books, and whose ghostly presence brings the literary sublime back down to earth.
But, thanks to a tip from a reliable coöperator and corroboration from another source, Forcelli became convinced that the true perpetrator was someone named Tyrone Glynn.
Desperate for answers, Suzy becomes convinced that the true cause of her friend's death was a rare jellyfish sting.
Quimby was immersed in the popular spiritualist culture of his day, but he eventually became convinced that the true agent of healing was not the outside forces that spiritualists proclaimed but an individual's own beliefs.
The young man's affluent family, however, are convinced that the true killer is still at large, and they commission lawyer Thora Gudmundsdottir to uncover the evidence that they believe the cops have missed.
In recent years, Mr. Mahoney became convinced that a true understanding of the brain-body connection might also lead to cures for diseases in other parts of the body, like cancer and heart disease.
