Sentence examples for going convinced that from inspiring English sources

This relatively modest success encouraged Haig to keep going, convinced that one final push could lead to a war-winning breakthrough.

The Presbyterian mystic fell in love with the island, built an enormous church to seat three times the then island population of 100 and started working Sanibel into his sermons wherever he went, convinced that God had arranged his boating accident.

Eby kept the prank going, convincing Bogh that she truly thought their newest family member was a dog.

He got into television in 1949 with a program called "Garroway at Large", which last until 1951 Tells how they got the "Today" program going, convincing sponors that an early morning show would sell certain products very well.

In the coming years, I would dig deep into the far reaches of my mind to resurrect that memory, pining for that thick head of hair of days long gone, convincing myself that it existed once, but no more.

The only people that they are going to convince that liberalism is foolish are people who aren't already liberals.

This seems obvious yet is a specialty of drama addicts who refuse to let go, convincing themselves that one more time won't hurt anything, or, more calculatingly, that one more time might jumpstart the failed relationship.

I went home convinced that I was going to be fired.

Just because you can attempt a thorough depiction of a death camp doesn't mean that you should; if your audience goes away convinced that it now knows what went on at Auschwitz, you've done something wrong.

"It was a group that wants him to be evenhanded and establish ties on both sides," Mr. Zogby said, "and they went away convinced that he's done that for the last seven years".

I went home convinced that everyone ought to visit.