Sentence examples similar to readers convinced from inspiring English sources

Mr Abunimah himself is visionary, but he still leaves this reader more convinced of the hideousness of the current Israeli-Palestinian stalemate than persuaded that the way forward he advocates so skilfully and interestingly could ever really come to pass.

Furthermore, the dialogues have certain characteristics that are most easily explained by supposing that Plato is using them as vehicles for inducing his readers to become convinced (or more convinced than they already are) of certain propositions for example, that there are forms, that the soul is not corporeal, that knowledge can be acquired only by means of a study of the forms, and so on.

Some readers were skeptical, convinced it was a trick, and a few were oddly taken by the dancer's shapely silhouette.

If you are a less easily convinced reader might wish to use a 99% (3σ) confidence interval 20.5+3×3.2 = 30.1 temples.

Some magazine editors aren't convinced that readers would care as much for her work.

"But I'm not all that convinced your readers are so deceivable.

For him the photographs function as both an exposé and a cover-up because while they revealed the horror, they also "convinced journalists and readers they had seen everything".

You feel convinced, when you convince someone.

Or they could be made quite confusing to the reader, who isn't at all convinced that humans experience stages of a relationship with an ocean.

After describing various aspects and complexities within the poem, Brooks provided his view on the poem's conclusion: "the reader may not be altogether convinced, as I am not altogether convinced, that the epitaph with which the poem closes is adequate.

Richard Wolin, the author of several books on Heidegger and a close reader of the Faye book, said he is not convinced Heidegger's thought is as thoroughly tainted by Nazism as Mr. Faye argues.