Sentence examples for felt convinced from inspiring English sources

He felt convinced that it was his fault.

"I actually mailed in my registration the moment I felt convinced, which I think was mid-November," she explained.

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.

"She discovered a new way to be there, she thought, a self that had always been hidden from her, truer, she felt convinced, than the anxious, self-protective and defiantly lippy girl of Mexico City".

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.

A match that ended with a comfortable United win had been tight until that point, and Tottenham fans felt convinced Ronaldo had gone down without being touched after the incident was twice replayed in slow motion on big screens during half-time.

His voice has also been accused of being too weedy, and lacking Art Garfunkel's powerful, high-register, soulful oomph, but that argument's never felt convincing.

Reading "All We Know," one feels convinced that "gay culture" should simply be abridged to "culture".

If one feels convinced within himself, that's the way to go".

Arguments may play a role, but they are not decisive and we simply come to feel convinced of a particular picture.

Next, ask whether anyone feels convinced by the arguments offered to move elsewhere on the line, or shift where they placed themselves on the continuum.