Sentence examples for justly convinced from inspiring English sources
Lewis was justly convinced that he would not be acknowledged a "supreme sweet scientist" (he loves the Regency terminology) until he had defeated Tyson.
Yet it is not enough to trumpet the recovery; Mr Cameron and his chancellor of the exchequer, George Osborne, must also convince a justly sceptical country that it can be sustained and its benefits widely enjoyed.
Yet that videotape was by far the most vivid and accessible evidence of Mr. bin Laden's guilt -- and thus the best available tool for convincing the world that America acted justly in attacking Al Qaeda.
Much of political philosophy consists in attempts to produce deductive normative arguments intended to convince an unjust agent that she has reasons to act justly.
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Convinced as the French were (and justly so, but who cared?) that they deserved peace, they were committed to pretending that what they knew was not true.
