Sentence examples for equally convinced from inspiring English sources

In the small world of the Pakistani elite, many were equally convinced of Khan's dubious allegiances.

After all, those physicists' forebears were equally convinced about Newton's theory until it proved wrong.

No doubt the director, Michael Evan Haney, is equally convinced that his "Souvenir" is right on pitch.

They are equally convinced that those doing the travelling are just as sold on the idea.That expectation is not without logic.

Communist planners were equally convinced that control of this terrain offered advantages for defending North Korea or for continuing the war with offensives to the south and east.

Other relatives are equally convinced of Mr. Megrahi's guilt and were outraged at the decision of Scotland's government to release him from his life sentence.

So, I had a look at his website to find that the rest of Mediterranee is equally impressive and convinced myself that I had to call him up for a chat.

Equally, Rawlins is absolutely convinced they have laid the foundations for long-term Sunshine State success, despite the past failures of teams in Miami and Tampa.

Frank Rich of the New York Times was equally impressed, though less convinced that universalism was the note being sounded: "Like other Wilson plays, 'The Piano Lesson' seems to sing even when it is talking.

Experts are convinced AIDS is equally severe elsewhere in Kazakhstan.

It is hard to credit that even a convinced Catholic can feel equally strongly about St. Francis's intuitive mysticism and St. Thomas's pedantic religiosity, as Chesterton seems to.