Sentence examples for is equally convinced from inspiring English sources

Moody is equally convinced Johnson should remain in his post.

No doubt the director, Michael Evan Haney, is equally convinced that his "Souvenir" is right on pitch.

Williams is equally convinced that "the specific histories of country and city, and of their immediate interrelations, have been determined, in Britain, by capitalism".

He is equally convinced central contracts would be "a disaster for players" because they would have just one potential employer with a monopoly.

Robert Morabito, the supervisor of the town of Rye, is equally convinced that the town needs to spread the burden of taxes more equally.

Yet Cantona – pondering how recently Brazil was a military dictatorship and its relative youth as a democracy – says he is equally convinced that the spotlight the World Cup will shine on the vast, swiftly evolving nation is a good thing.

Unfortunately little else in this alternately sluggish and overwrought revival is equally convincing.

So, a Skeptic is someone who has the ability to find, for any given argument in favour of a proposition P, a conflicting argument (i.e., one whose conclusion is a proposition which cannot be true together with P call it P*) which is equally convincing.

David Ashton, a gay student, who is prosecuted in Sloat's witch hunt, is equally convincing.

Secondly, not all evidence is equally convincing.

Jason was equally convinced they had not.