Sentence examples for members were convinced from inspiring English sources

When he died, of cancer, at the age of thirty-five, even some of Kaufman's closest friends and family members were convinced that it was a show.

At one point in the Fukushima accident, commission staff members were convinced that Unit 4's pool was nearly empty, which led to a recommendation that Americans stay at least 50 miles from the plant; later, they concluded that the pool still had water in it.

Not all committee members were convinced.

The decision was made because, by this time, multiple members were convinced George was an informant -- throwing them under the bus, in order to save himself.

After a lively debate, members were convinced by those who argued that an affirmative consent standard gave prosecutors too much power, and risked criminalizing behavior the public does not see as deserving of prison.

Even though many council members are convinced by the health argument, they have other concerns.

The society's members are convinced that Synchronic, the Meme, and the Word Exchange are somehow responsible for the world flu, and they are hellbent on proving it.

Unlike the churches and exclusive clubs whose members are convinced of their moral and social authority, the bars are where the unsure meet.

"Latino community members are convinced this is a critical election for their issues and they are going to vote no matter what," said Arturo Carmona, executive director of Presente.org, a Latino mobilization network.

But Tigers who appear to be unstable or depressed don't get taken into the elite Black Tigers units whose members are convinced, it seems, that they can do something really useful with their lives by ending them.

The state parole board granted him a stay in 2007 as he was preparing for his final hours, saying the execution should not proceed unless its members "are convinced that there is no doubt as to the guilt of the accused".