Sentence examples for remain persuaded from inspiring English sources

Ante, at 118-119, and n. 3. I remain persuaded that the decision in Smith was incorrect.

I remain persuaded, however, that the assessments in these cases, as in United States v. United Foods, Inc., 533 U.S. 405 (2001), and Glickman v. Wileman Brothers & Elliott, Inc., 521 U.S. 457 (1997), qualify as permissible economic regulation.

t is one of those testimonies to the tenacity of self-regard in the literary life that large numbers of people remain persuaded that Norman Mailer is no better than their reading of him.

"We have called for a national unity government and remain persuaded that it is the convincing way of restoring confidence and meeting the commitments," said Olli Rehn, the EU economic and monetary affairs commissioner.

Yet it has brought some sympathy from his own people: many remain persuaded by official posturing that presents their country as a bastion of Arab nationalism besieged by western and Zionist designs.Such defiance plays well in other parts of the Arab world, including even Lebanon.

Only one obstacle remained: Persuading her husband, who could not legally work in the United States, and the two children to move halfway across the world.

Even close to a century after the fact, an ancestral voice in my head shrills, "You can't do that in a painting!" (But, guess what?) I remain less persuaded by certain canonical works of the time that include, besides "Bathers by a River," the vast, collage-like tableau of "The Moroccans" (1916).

(LA, 341) {§6.3} Ever since I abandoned the philosophy of Kant and Hegel, I have sought solutions of philosophical problems by means of analysis; and I remain firmly persuaded, in spite of some modern tendencies to the contrary, that only by analysing is progress possible.

Annotated Bibliography, §6.2 In My Philosophical Development, Russell wrote: "Ever since I abandoned the philosophy of Kant and Hegel, I have sought solutions of philosophical problems by means of analysis; and I remain firmly persuaded, in spite of some modern tendencies to the contrary, that only by analysing is progress possible" (MPD, 11).

But the councilman said he remained less persuaded by their arguments than by the high number of police stops going on in his district, which covers some crime-prone areas of Brooklyn.

The announcements to be made on Tuesday underscore both the progress that Linux has made toward becoming a viable alternative to Windows and the challenges that remain in persuading business and consumer computer users to adopt the free operating system.