Sentence examples for has finally convinced from inspiring English sources

Magazine covers need to sell and the magazine industry has finally convinced itself that black celebrities can do that.

However, he has continued to win plaudits and has finally convinced Cotter he is worth his place in a competitive match as he makes his first Six Nations run-out since facing Italy in Rome back in March 2012.

However, he has continued to win plaudits from his Llanelli employers and has finally convinced Cotter he is worth his place in a competitive clash as he makes his first Six Nations run-out since facing Italy in Rome back in March 2012.

Played in an uncannily on-point physical and verbal portrayal by Parker Sawyers, the Barack Obama of "Southside With You" is a gangly, somewhat cocky first-year law associate and community organizer in Chicago, who as the movie opens in 1989 has finally convinced Michelle — his adviser at the corporate law firm — to spend a day with him.

It seems to me that a combination of forces over many years -- Sylvia laying down the law, the city's taking away his kids, his arrest at work and the subsequent treatment program -- has finally convinced him how much is at stake.

Today's government decision on the Bicester Assylun Centre has finally convinced me of what I've always suspected: The government WANTS us to hate immigrants!

The Washington Post's Tracee Hamilton wonders if the charges at least have finally convinced Arenas that the jokes are over.

Just because you've finally convinced someone that they were wrong, or that they should reconsider their point of view, doesn't mean they will actually change course.

I was spooked, yet grateful that two bad falls on the trail when I was zoning out to music had finally convinced me to give up ear buds.

The military losses have profoundly dented emerging hopes in Kiev that its recent string of battlefield successes had finally convinced the rebels to sue for peace.

Mr. Klein also said last night he had "vetoed every deal" proposed in the past, but Mr. Klatsky, Van Heusen's chief executive, had finally convinced him.