Sentence examples for evidently convinced from inspiring English sources

It is quite a small part, as a loopy bag lady, but Chéreau evidently convinced her it's the pivot of the film.

The Daily Beast, evidently convinced that it had the inside track, published a story headlined "Romney Will Run For President," which it tweeted out with an "EXCLUSIVE" label.

Entergy Nuclear, evidently convinced that the Vermont legislature will not allow the company to run the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant for another 20 years, announced on Thursday that the plant was up for sale.

But Ketchum evidently convinced him that he was not beyond redemption; in a foreword to Ketchum's memoir, Shulgin wrote, "It is a pleasure to be able to contribute to this story".

According to Walker, Liza Minnelli, who tried out for the role of Val, once scowled at Walker in a restaurant, evidently convinced that Tippy had won the role via the casting couch.

The losses were smaller than many had expected, and they reflected a surge of buying by ordinary Americans, who were evidently convinced that it was patriotic to be bullish.

Evidently still convinced of his own righteousness, Columbus appealed to the King and Queen for a judge to be sent to the island.

Evidently she has convinced him in private that she loves him and requires his steadfast devotion while she comes on to everyone but him.

Ruhlman arrives at the French Laundry knowing that Keller has no formal training, and evidently not completely convinced that he is going to encounter a true chef, as opposed to a really good cook.

"We're building a business, so evidently we're convinced we can provide our investors with a good return.

"I suspect we will vote to repeal early to put on record the fact that we Republicans think it was a bad policy," Portman said, evidently not sufficiently convinced that the GOP had made its position on the law as clear as it should have.