Though he made his name in men's wear in the '90s with tailoring that spoke to a generation, people on the women's side needed to be convinced, and convinced again.
But I came out of it convinced again that all torture, the death penalty and religious bigotry are wrong, and that all officially religious countries are a danger to prophets and outsiders.
So I'm convinced again that that element will be present, something that doesn't just turn over 47 million customers to private insurers and say everybody's got to buy a product and there's no price control and there's no competition.
It will revive your hope in contemporary fiction, and make you convinced again that the novel at its best has no competition in making sense of our world--which seems so complicated, but is still driven by the same fundamental delusions novelists have been exposing since Cervantes and Swift.
"I can't say they exactly opened their arms and said, 'Come on in.' But I'm on a roll now, and hopefully I won't have to spend a year convincing people again".
Two entrees that let us down, convincing us again to stick with sushi and sashimi, were rose liqueur-glazed duck breast (too sweet, with undercooked carrots) and roasted Chilean sea bass (well-prepared, but a miserly portion for $24), served on wilted spinach in a wan, under-seasoned orange miso sauce.
I said that line to myself a thousand times, each time convincing myself again that I was going to have to do what this poem told me to, to "force myself toward pleasure".
If your parents already let you dye your hair, but are wary about you dying it again, it will be tough to convince them again.
But he has yet to convince: sometimes, again, being needlessly extremist, more often evasive and vague.In theory, Mr Romney has a detailed 59-point economic plan.
Who's pumped to over-analyze every manager move while we try to convince ourselves again that back-to-back playoff participant Ned Yost has no idea at all what he's doing?
