Sentence examples for probably convinced from inspiring English sources

His fate, indeed, probably convinced thousands more to come clean.

Acheson chose the risk of deterrence, probably convinced that he would never have to implement it.

Self-deprecation was so much part of the act that he probably convinced even himself.

And that probably convinced her that gay people were rubbish and useless – and don't deserve to live".

Later on, the brilliant cut-price i probably convinced too many readers that it was the real thing.

He was lovely – grumpy but cuddlesome – and he probably convinced a whole generation of people to fly Down Under and meet their own private koala.

I think we can probably convince him.

A return to confrontation in the name of toughening the deal would probably convince the mullahs that no accommodation with America is possible, just as the West would give up on Iran if it suddenly changed its terms.

And the sorry state of the global music business, which blames piracy for most of its ills, would probably convince regulators not to stand in the way of a merger this time around.

"What we basically say is that if worse comes to worst, there should be a readiness and an ability to launch a surgical operation that will delay them by a significant time frame and probably convince them that it won't work because the world is determined to block them," he said.

The doctrine is neither asserted nor denied but is simply ignored in the New Testament, and Old Testament passages adduced in support of it by Church Fathers (such as Ezekiel 44:2 and Song of Solomon 4 12) were probably convincing only to those who already accepted the doctrine.