Sentence examples for ever more convinced from inspiring English sources
No novice was ever more convinced of the redemptive power of his new church.
He became an ever more convinced Copernican, but he had his crotchets.
To him, these sidewalk tableaux make him ever more convinced that there is a higher intelligence behind it all.
Some of this is based on traders he knew who became ever more convinced of their own invincibility during the dotcom era.
With the child improving, Rachel conducted her own research on SCID, becoming ever more convinced that her daughter did not have it.
Yes, it was good to see Saddam gone, Byrd said, but he was ever more convinced, what with a "swashbuckling, 'High Noon' " kind of President in office, that Iraq was the wrong war at the wrong time.
And now that you've somehow managed to persuade the public that Islam is an even bigger threat to democracy and western values than communism ever was, I'm more convinced than ever that I've got a good chance with the giant crabs.
The new Stanford/Reuters poll shows that the public is more convinced than ever that climate warming is happening and LESS convinced that humans are to blame.
Ever since Mr Robot told Elliot that he shot Tyrell Wellick – "shot", not killed – most of the internet has been more convinced than ever that Wellick is alive.
