Sentence examples for finally been convinced from inspiring English sources

Officials said they had finally been convinced to take court action because the list of profoundly retarded and disabled children waiting for state funds or placement was already "egregiously" long and growing longer.

After months of gossip and attack, Alan Yentob has finally been convinced that questions about his involvement in the Kids Company affair are a "serious distraction" for the BBC and that he should give up his role as a highly paid BBC executive.

The breakthrough which Senator Mitchell appears to have delivered is be twofold: David Trimble has finally been convinced that Sinn Fein's commitment to peace is in earnest, and in turn, Sinn Fein has had to engage with Unionism, no longer seeing it as a front for the British government but as an Irish political consciousness in its own right.

When he heard of Eisenhower's posture, Nixon's happiness at what he had finally been convinced was a tour de force turned to fury, and he stated that if the speech did not satisfy the general, nothing he could do would.

For the western allies, these tensions constitute a huge advantage, holding out the potential that the Taliban movement might definitively start to fracture and that locals across the country might finally be convinced to back the Afghan government against the militants.

Finally, we are convinced that making the T-CUP 2.0 R-package available to other researchers is a valuable contribution to the field.

When the seniormost levels of CNN were finally reached, they needed to be convinced to do the right thing.

Finally, the clinician has to be convinced about the measure's utility.

"As European startups grow bigger faster, we are convinced that is finally about to change.

By the end of the following year, I was convinced it was finally over -- until, on the Fourth of July 2009, my girlfriend (now wife) and I went to a party and stood on a balcony to watch the usual fireworks.

Following the unfortunate demise of her relationship (and husband), Elaine is convinced she's finally figured out the secret to finding true love: giving men whatever they want, or at least giving them that impression. .