Sentence examples for future convinced from inspiring English sources

Jung was deeply ambivalent about the future, convinced on the one hand that America represented a liberating force and on the other that some apocalypse was about to be visited upon mankind.

Nevertherless, I do not give up hope of a prosperous future, convinced that, in every trial, the monarchy will find its sure refuge in the devotion even to death of the Austro-Hungarian forces, which nothing can shake from their loyalty".

The political tasks of leadership in hard times require a mayor to balance realism about the current crisis with confidence in the future, convincing the public that he is in control, that he has a plan for improvement and is committed to carrying it out.

One of the great pleasures of Gibson's fiction – though he is canny enough to include periodic expository info-dumps to help the confused catch up – is that sense of not being spoon-fed: his futures convince because the reader arrives in them as a tourist and learns their languages by immersion.

These reasons, expected to get worse in the future, had convinced international health authorities to search for new cost-effective treatment alternatives for depression [ 9].

Rene Meulensteen must map out Fulham's long-term Barclays Premier League future to convince Simon Makienok to move to Craven Cottage in January, according to the Brondby striker's agent.

He had faked his story and his evidence, all so he could trick humanity into improving the future by convincing them it was inevitable.

They sounded like the future (it's no coincidence that Eddie Van Halen's alien guitar caterwauling was used in a scene in Back to the Future, to convince George McFly he was being visited by a being from another dimension).

The director, Olga Leonova, is a valiant woman with an impossible job: trying to assure patients that they have a future while convincing everyone else that aids threatens to turn Russia back into the Third World country it was before the Second World War.

Yet Jones is convinced future Liverpudlians will look back and wonder why the city opted to give away so much key real estate until 2258.

Though the Riverdale heartbreaker turned them off to the co-op process — they were concerned about being scrutinized by a board and selling in the future — Mr. Bizzarro convinced them that a co-op purchase in a stable building protected their investment.