Sentence examples for purposes convinced from inspiring English sources

"We are aware of the great differences that do exist between us," Bushati said".We asked the Serbian authorities to show maturity and restraint and not use a football match for political purposes, convinced as we are that football is played on the pitch and not in the corridors of diplomatic chancelleries".

Col. Roth said that he and other military officers frowned on the use of smoke, because it could be used for propaganda purposes to convince Iraqis that the United States was using chemical weapons.

Lee Bowyer, then at Leeds United, was a picture of relaxation, too, when he swaggered daily into his own assault and affray trial at Hull seven years back, minus socks for the purposes of convincing the jury that a piece of his personal testimony was valid.

Make up a purpose and convince yourself this is the real purpose.

Fraternity is about living with purpose, and convincing the world of the sincerity of your purpose.

"I lost 18 games on purpose to convince these guys I was coming back," Lanier cracked.

This may have served its purpose of convincing financial markets that this is not just another spendthrift Labour government.

Last week, when the White House scheduled this speech, it had a straightforward purpose: to convince the American people, and their equally reluctant representatives in Congress, to support the use of force against the Assad regime.

The contention is that Moore's is unsuccessful because it is useless for the purpose to convince the idealist or the external world sceptic that there is a material world.

On July 6, he gave a speech on national television with the express purpose of convincing uncommitted delegates to choose him. .

It is being done for the sole purpose of convincing us that insurers are blameless when it comes to the high cost of health care and the rising number of people without coverage, or adequate coverage, in the United States.