Those who persevere, however, will emerge convinced of Miller's essential point: that Lincoln was not simply an astute politician but "an extraordinary thinker, on moral-political subjects," who reached down to first principles to illuminate the essence of his era's controversies.
He says that he emerged convinced of the program's merit.
He emerged convinced that he had been isolated for only 25 days.
After a meeting with Marlton at the hotel, Josef Lieck, the first assistant director, and Edward McGurn, the second assistant director, had emerged convinced that they would never be properly paid.
The pointillist whole that emerges is convincing as a portrait of war and startling in its detail.
But he emerged tougher, convinced that it is better to punch first than to counterpunch later — lessons his campaign is putting to use today.
The CIA has concluded with "high confidence" that Mohammed was behind the killing, and senators briefed by CIA Director Gina Haspel this month emerged firmly convinced that he was, despite Trump's insistence that there was no conclusive evidence about the Saudi royal's involvement.
Although my first thoughts about leaving bench research were emerging, I convinced myself that it was just the work I was doing at the time.
They emerge stunned but convinced that Rodin was a tireless creator, one of those rare artists, such as Picasso, who try everything and manage to overcome all the challenges they set themselves.
It's near impossible, as you emerge from "Enemy," to convince yourself that doubling might have a dashing or a funny side — remember "The Prisoner of Zenda" or Ivan Reitman's "Dave," in which Kevin Kline, as a mean American President, inspects his humble look-alike (the Dave of the title), and says, "You're a very handsome man.
