Sentence examples for particularly convinced by from inspiring English sources

Maybe I have tough standards about women's bodies," she wonders, not sounding particularly convinced by her own explanation.

Collins's answer was fairly sensible: "I don't think that the ayatollah is going to be particularly convinced by a letter from members of the Senate".

Long, a radiation oncologist who has compiled a database of more than 1,600 near-death experiences, recently told Meredith Vieira of the "Today" show that he was particularly convinced by the stories told by very young children.

Collins's answer was fairly sensible: "I don't think that the ayatollah is going to be particularly convinced by a letter from members of the Senate". Others, meanwhile, were more circumspect.

Nor does it appear that anyone was particularly convinced by the Sunday flurry of tweets from the captured @ReutersTech twitter account, hastily renamed @ReutersME in an apparent attempt to present itself as a Middle East-based feed.

Adherence to medications is also a key point in reaching BP target, all the patients questioned on their regularity in taking medications were particularly convinced by the importance of immunosuppressive and antihypertensive treatments regarding the graft protection.

He did not seem particularly convinced that anything the Fed could do would be enough.

We are particularly convinced that this is the case.

(11) Not particularly convinced about verbal for "guarantee", though it is a speech act process and can be followed by a clause complement, so that seems reasonable evidence.

Furthermore, the model concerning cofilin activity gradient generated solely by LIMK1 activity was not found particularly convincing.

But none of it is particularly convincing.