Sentence examples for most convinced from inspiring English sources

Among those most convinced of her talents are the people who have worked with her.

"We Germans have the reputation as the most convinced Europeans," said Laurenz Richter, a 24-year-old sociology student.

The last thing the world needs now is for more power to go to one of America's most convinced and articulate protectionists.

As it is, the people who now are most convinced that Mr. Obama is a secret Muslim aren't tea party mama grizzlies.

Perhaps the most convinced advocates and stubborn resistors of managerial innovation are both to be found in the creative industries, where experimentation and scepticism are equally valued.

In order to ward off moods of doubt – to which even the most convinced believers in improvement are occasionally prone – the device would broadcast sound versions of the uplifting statistics.

The farm lobby most likely convinced them that subsidy programs ensure price stability for program commodities.

Most remain convinced that their particular agencies, facilitators and orphanages are not suspect.

He prepared Ruben for the stringent entrance exam, and most important, convinced him that although it would be hard to leave his family and friends, it would be better in the long run.

He and Dad always took strong moral views about most things; convinced they were right, they often had little time for people who felt differently – especially if they wanted to foist rubbish on the masses.

In England in 1997, a severe salmonella epidemic convinced most egg farmers to vaccinate, and today, most eggs sold in England and Wales come from vaccinated hens.