Sentence examples for convinced to speak from inspiring English sources

She is not her anger, the film contends, nor her disgust or her joy, even if she's convinced to speak on their behalf from time to time.

The grandmother looked convinced and promised to speak with the parents, who were out picking tomatoes.

The group was pretty convinced that the best way to "speak" to millenials was through past-the-sell-date Internet memes.

For people to adopt a healthful lifestyle, I have become convinced, they need to live in an ecosystem, so to speak, that makes it possible.

By then he had learned to speak fluent Russian and had become a convinced Communist.

Indeed, this particular student, s2, was, eventually, so thoroughly convinced that when he reached his fourth semester he volunteered to speak to the new batch of repeating first semesters about the importance of fully participating in the course.

I remain convinced to this day that among British theatre's greatest strengths are its readiness to put our society under the microscope and its willingness to speak truth to power.

He seemed convinced that his client wasn't in full possession of her faculties: "Social workers say that in the weeks preceding the hearing, she became convinced she could speak to Michael Jackson," he said.

He remained convinced, to the end, that he was not.

Nikki Sinclaire, an MEP who resigned the party whip, describes it simply as "Stalinist and unprofessional .The party lacks a coherent identity: Mr Farage at once lays claim to Gladstonian liberalism, declares himself a convinced Thatcherite and speaks of reaching out to Old Labour supporters.

"I am not convinced of that, speaking personally".