Sentence examples for nearly convinced from inspiring English sources
After running such gauntlets, and digging out a parking space, I was nearly convinced that the newly favored hyperbolic neologisms — snowpocalypse, snowmageddon — weren't so silly after all.
I was greatly taken by Shelley Senter's supple lecture-demonstration of Trisha Brown material and nearly convinced by her assertion that "it might be Trisha's work, but it's my biography, and I own it".
He was nearly convinced, but learned that he would be murdered soon if he did not assist Isis in repairing damaged vehicles left by the Iraqi army to use in their military operations.
The difference, of course, is that the poison pens of Twitter folk and their ilk shun murky anonymity in favour of whimsical pseudonymity, so very nearly convinced are they of their self-righteousness.
In other words, if a juror were mostly or nearly convinced that a defendant was guilty, but still had some doubts that seem reasonable, the appropriate vote would be for acquittal.
But the starry cast nearly convinces you that they really might.
For a minute, she feels the kind of pure happiness that nearly convinces her she's been happy, and that she will be.
The production only really reaches its potential in Gwendolyn and Cecily's second-act battle of wits, as the wonderful Tadhg Murphy and Patrick Moy very nearly convince as simpering girls.
Joe nearly convinces me to watch more tele, he's good at selling his show.
It also nearly convinces me to pack up and follow Guth to wherever her public experiments will happen next.
