Sentence examples for convinced too from inspiring English sources
Two weeks ago, the Yankees seemed invincible and had the Red Sox convinced, too.
Incorrect statements about Islam have convinced too many in the Muslim world that the west is an implacable enemy.
Later on, the brilliant cut-price i probably convinced too many readers that it was the real thing.
Also, we are convinced too many engaged in hiding fees, only revealing them at the last minute when the tenant was committed".
He's too slipshod intellectually to convince many except the already convinced, too eager to throw another treated log onto the fire of righteous anger.
But if Stirling believes there are self-perpetuating factors that exist in these poor communities, he is convinced too that a generation of young people has grown up more disdainful of parents and community leaders.
They need convincing too, which probably necessitates getting a theatre on board.
True, but the words "you have won $250,000!" are not going to convince too many people this week.
Emma Haughton's characterisation is convincing too from the father who's trying to cope with his deeply troubled wife to the mysterious Jack.
Their aim is not just to win, but to convince too.
