Sentence examples for not being convinced from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because of disappointment with Huygens not being convinced by the argument for universal gravity, in the early 1690s Newton initiated a radical rewriting of the Principia.

What Sutton and Hargadon understand by wisdom is the exercise of two different but integrated activities: Firstly, wisdom is about not being convinced that one is always right, but rather approaching one's own beliefs reflectively and with an awareness that one has not necessarily already found the ultimate answer to the matter in question.

From patient interview the reasons cited for leaving the programme included use of traditional medicines, side effects and not being convinced of the benefits of treatment.

Reluctance to participate was related to not being convinced of the usefulness, apparent oversampling of immigrant groups for other studies, and a changing societal context being clearly less tolerant towards immigrants.

Barriers on the level of the individual professional were being content with current routine depression care (and thus not being convinced of the necessity to improve care), and being unfamiliar with certain interventions (e.g. e-health interventions or relapse prevention) or tools (e.g. instruments to assess and monitor depressive symptoms).

But juries repeatedly not being convinced "beyond reasonable doubt" by what the prosecution (and the intelligence community and a large chunk of the general public) consider to be strong cases is a different matter altogether.

New investors "would not be convinced".

The Syrian government might not be convinced.

But the Justice Department has not been convinced.

You might not be convinced.

Iranians may or may not be convinced.