Sentence examples for is convinced of two from inspiring English sources

Whatever the austerians say, Reich is convinced of two things.

BOSTON — Royal Philips Electronics, the Dutch industrial giant, is convinced of two things: the population is getting older and it is getting greener.

Nevin is convinced of one thing.

Greyhounds coach Charley Toomey is convinced of one thing.

"When I left I was convinced of two things," Mr. Klein said of his tenure as chancellor of New York schools.

While the seller may be motivated, the bank has to be convinced of two things: "One is that the homeowner in question deserves a hardship exception," Mr. Sharga of RealtyTrac said.

So now I've watched yet another in a seemingly never-ending series of Republican debates, and I'm convinced of two things: the GOP presidential race is in a total state of chaos and President Obama will be re-elected.

The group supports him but was convinced of three things: in places like Cullman, Davis's race will cost him; his success hinges on Obama's; he has a problematic handshake.

In the end I am convinced of one thing: The worst thing is that we don't have a plan.

When I was a younger, more callow and callous man, I was convinced of three things.

But, since the state of certainty of an individual is not the same as the assertion that that person knows something to be true, it is not clear that the pre-philosophical approach provides one with an adequate basis to say that a religious belief is true, only that one is convinced of it.