Sentence examples for in convinced from inspiring English sources

"Every month we get someone coming in, convinced he is the Mahdi," she says.

But if we storm in, convinced of our own inherent moral superiority, proclaiming that everything others believe is misguided and detrimental to society, we will be met always with hostility and reticence to change.

In late 1987, after being pushed from the race because of a sex scandal, Mr. Hart jumped back in, convinced that the weak field of candidates gave him an opening.

Dunant was a Genevan who, in in 1863, convinced Europeans to create the I.C.R.C.

A year in Paris in 1926 convinced him, however, that he lacked the talent.

A spell in Pakistan in 2003 convinced him that religious leaders there were "narrow-minded and fanatical".

Frances Stackhouse-Acton, a local landowner, took a particular interest in the castle, and in 1853 convinced William to carry out further repair work on the castle, under her supervision, at a cost of £103.

The inherent drama of his work is remarkable for being completely un-self-conscious, unstudied and powerful in its projection, convinced and convincing.

Lord George Germain, the British official responsible for managing the war in London, remained convinced in spite of the resounding defeat that Loyalists were still a substantial force to be tapped.

In addition, the 1832 slave revolt in Jamaica convinced government ministers that abolition was essential to avoid further rebellion.

The declaration of war and the Battle of Fort Dearborn in 1812 convinced Edwards that Potawatomi and Kickapoo in the territory were preparing to launch a major attack on the southern settlements.