Sentence examples for possibly convinced from inspiring English sources

Who on Earth would Griff Rhys Jones have possibly convinced to side with him when he threatened to leave the UK if Labour brought in the mansion tax?

When I arrived on a recent afternoon for an appointment with the former chief censor, U Tint Swe, the staff looked startled, possibly convinced I was a tourist who had lost his way.

He will even spend thousands of pounds to have the skin of his head sewn with hundreds of tiny shrub-like clumps of real hair, to counterfeit the illusion of normal growth, possibly convinced that normal growth will naturally resume now that the silly old scalp has been shown, by proximate example, what to do.

"How can you possibly convince a room full of people when you keep your hand on the door handle?" said Mr. Van Rompuy, without naming Mr. Cameron.

"His mood is that he will be killed anyway," Fyodor Lukyanov, editor of a Russian foreign affairs journal and the head of an influential policy group, said in an interview in Moscow, adding that only an "extremely bold" diplomatic proposal could possibly convince Mr. Assad that he could leave power and survive.

David Lawee might be reading this and scratching his head: what can possibly convince someone to pick YouTube ahead of the deal that Google's own M&A team picked as the "best deal ever"?

The scenario allowed the respondents to choose the best combination of ACE variables, and develop their own advertisement, which would capture their attention and possibly convince them to buy the product (consumption behavior) if a product is advertised with the developed ACE mix.

And there isn't anything anyone can say that could possibly convince me that God has a problem with that.