Sentence examples for rather convinced from inspiring English sources

I remember reading the book at the time and being rather convinced.

Firstly, some diplomats, rather like a lot of journalists, are rather convinced that everything they have to say is fascinating when often it is not.

In Packers country, they are blinded by all the yellow (flags), and the Green Bay Press Gazette columnist Mike Vandermause is rather convinced that the Packers did themselves in with a complete lack of discipline.

Except a few skeptics, the majority of biologists, psychologists, and medical doctors, experts of all kind, and laymen were rather convinced by this example that animals are able to think in a human way and to express human ideas in non-verbal human language.

This fact likely explains why the financial markets seem rather convinced that few, if any, interest rate hikes loom on the horizon.

But whatever the reason, I suspect many of them might be rather less convinced – or interested in expressing an opinion at all – if Tom didn't look hot in a pair of highly abbreviated swimming trunks.

It is not difficult to find people who are rather less convinced, however, even among those who are prepared to believe that sticking pins in the body can have direct medical benefits.

Jeff Probyn summed it up when he said to me, misquoting Kipling: 'If you can keep your cool when others are losing theirs, you will win internationals.'" France, though, were rather less convinced of England's innocence.

Monfils has beaten Federer twice in nine matches, most recently in Shanghai last year, and took a set off him in Cincinnati last month – but he goes into this match excited to be sharing a court with him rather than convinced he can beat him again.

Katniss becomes convinced that rather than establishing a republic governed by representatives from each of the districts, Coin intends to assume Snow's power and maintain the status quo.

Though her mum was less convinced: "I'd rather be in a nice lake somewhere pretty".