Sentence examples for convinced whether from inspiring English sources

Swart is not totally convinced whether this is a good measure: "There are two considerations here.

Some of the Syrians remained to be convinced whether the promised bus would really take them to Austria.

"He's convinced, whether it's realistic or not, if they can show they got more votes in Florida, people will respect that," said a fellow Democratic senator, who asked that his name not be used.

For all Bolton's agreement I'm less convinced he cared whether Robb listened to him or not.

Perhaps the monarchy is there precisely to make even convinced republicans wonder whether irrational symbolism on an outlandish scale, and an immutability scarcely less immense, doesn't satisfy some deep human need.

However, a replication in a larger prospective population would be more convinced to affirm whether combinations of risk alleles from these variants provide a better predictive and diagnostic potential in Chinese.

I test my classes on the scientific explanation for evolution, including population genetics, Hardy Weinberg, paleontology, cladistics, natural selection, etc., but I do not ask my students after my lectures whether they were "convinced" by my presentations, or whether they "changed their minds".

But with respect to the first question, I am increasingly convinced that the constraint – whether a NGDP target or something else – must be very loose.

You feel convinced, when you convince someone.

Governing in a time of prolonged economic crisis, he seeks to balance his oft-professed regard for the free market and the job-creating potential of big business against the need to respond to the angry populism of voters on the left and right convinced that corporate America -- whether banks or mine owners or oil companies -- has only its own interests at heart.

I became increasingly paranoid and convinced they wanted to determine whether I was Jewish or Christian.