Sentence examples for felt convinced that from inspiring English sources

He felt convinced that it was his fault.

But Mr. Lichtenstein said he first felt convinced that his vision would work a few years earlier.

Many of the women felt convinced that merit was not the overriding factor about getting on at work.

Chalk it up to a kind of cynical Latina wariness, but I never felt convinced that Hillary Clinton would win the general election.

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.

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

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.

The translator, after a careful study of all the evidence bearing on the question, is unable to accept M. Durand's view, and feels convinced that the latter part of Book I and all of Book II were written after March 15, 44 B.C. 2 The artifice by which Cicero thus quotes himself is delightfully characteristic.

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.

In the face of such complexity, it is far from simple for the practitioner to feel convinced that a given therapy will indeed ensure improved health not to mention passing on this conviction to the patient, who is exposed to a wealth of medical information on the Internet and in the mass media.