He felt convinced that it was his fault.
When the New Yorker began its weekly series of ten questions concerning the metropolis, giving the answers twenty-five or thirty pages ahead, we felt convinced that no good would come of this new puzzle journalism.
He worked exhaustedly, hurriedly, "burning my candle at 3 ends", he told Frost, to meet the deadlines of London's literary editors; he felt convinced that he amounted to little more than a hack.
Some doctors admit they convey to patients more optimism than they actually feel, convinced that patients who think they are "going to beat this thing" do better than those who realize their chances are nil.
Still, in that rare moment of silence and solitude, I felt convinced that a society of such material plenitude would eventually foster spiritual longings that could not be appeased by the mere accumulation of goods — a historical lesson that may be useful to remember as Hong Kong hurtles, as apparently heedlessly as ever, toward the future.
Somehow, she felt convinced that this chemotherapy option was her one chance, her final shot, of maybe making it out of cancer alive.
Though he himself first married a gentile, the marriage failed, and when he first saw his baby daughter, he suddenly felt convinced that she must marry a Jewish man as a fulfillment of some sort of covenant.
Even though Suzanne Collins clearly described Rue as dark-skinned, many fans felt convinced that the innocent figure of Rue ought to be a white girl, tweeting complaints such as "Awkward moment when Rue is some black girl and not the innocent blonde girl you picture". .
Hence, it benefits the child's attendence in the PCHC services when parents feel convinced that the child's health check-ups at PCHC are useful.
Parents felt convinced that the health check-ups at the PCHC were natural and useful because they learned how the child was feeling and developing.
