Sentence examples for not only convinced from inspiring English sources
Now we are not only convinced that the unthinkable can become actual (Brexit, President Trump), but we expect it to do so.
Still, Project Oxygen has accomplished what it set out to do: It not only convinced its skeptical audience of Googlers that managers mattered but also identified, described, and institutionalized their most essential behaviors.
You emerge from reading Swords Without Master not only convinced you understand every nuance of heroic fantasy, but also with the impression of having spent time in a world very different from our own.
I flew home (and have no memory of what I read on the plane that time) not only convinced that the quartet is the great masterpiece of postwar American fiction but wondering whether I would ever again find such perfect circumstances in which to read it.
Although Nadiya has said he is an "awful cook" who uses every pan in the house, he made up for it as her chief supporter; he not only convinced her to apply, but stayed up with her as she worked on her creations until 4am.
Leading technologists and investors are not only convinced by his argument, but also are willing to fund research on how to manage and control the potential superintelligence.
But the negotiations must not only convince members of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, one of the world's most tenacious armed groups, to finally lay down their weapons.
Universities must not only convince overseas students that they are welcome in the UK but that they'll be looked after once they've arrived.
A course on prejudice can help not only convince you that unconscious bias exists, but by makng you aware of it, will help you bring it to the realm of the conscious where you can address it.
A course on prejudice can help not only convince you that unconscious bias exists; as you better understand the phenomenon of unconscious bias, you'll likely also become more aware of your own biases, enabling you to address them.
The Republicans must not only convince enough voters to oust Mr. Davis, they must also position a Republican candidate to win the replacement part of the recall ballot should Mr. Davis lose.
