Sentence examples for more convinced in from inspiring English sources

I procured some fly orchid flowers – the most convincing insect mimics, which I know well – and was no more convinced in closeup.

I am also more convinced in this version by the validation of serotonin and NF-κB hits, with much more details and controls (such as validation of NF-κB in the transgenic).

From his reading, online and elsewhere, he has grown more convinced that, in the wake of the Goldwater collapse, in 1964, and the anti-Vietnam War movement, American conservatives were determined to "play a long game" and organize themselves, ideologically, financially, and intellectually, to win national elections and carry out a conservative revolution.

After listening to Bill Clinton's brilliant speech this week, I'm even more convinced that my back-in-the-day view of Bill Clinton was the right one.

"I have never been more convinced of anything in my life," Mr. Tice said, adding that he considered the stock market gains of 2003 a bear market rally.

"I am more convinced than ever in the strength and staying power of America's global leadership and our capacity to be a force for good in the world," she said in the letter.

As a former diplomat and lawyer, even one who has "gone rogue", I am more convinced than ever in the value of rules-based systems, incremental and messy as they inevitably are.

To gain a more realistic view of J.C. Penney's prospects, however, here is the Deutsche Bank analyst Charles Grom: "Trends at J.C. Penney are obviously getting worse, not better, and we are becoming more and more convinced that sales in 2013 will also decline, which could lead to a going-concern problem next year".

The dollar hit a four-year low beyond $1.10 per euro for a third day on Friday, as investors grew more convinced that war in Iraq is imminent; but it found some support versus the yen from talk of Japanese intervention.

As for Janov, he's still more convinced than ever in the truth of his theory, constantly making references to scientific theories that he believes vindicate his method.

This time the dirt gave up without satisfaction, the blade going in like a sigh, but as Robert dug deeper he became more convinced that he did in fact hear crying, terrible crying, coming from below, that there was something down there that needed saving, having forgotten his own agency in the matter.