Sentence examples for replies convinced from inspiring English sources

"I asked Jérôme 50 times about it," he is quoted as saying, "and each time his replies convinced me".

I'm not sure my reply convinced her I belonged there.

The other day a particular email reply convinced me no one I know is paying attention to the back-and-forth.

But BitTorrent may need more than a snappy reply to convince the world its primary use isn't the distribution of pirated files.

Asked whether he should be extradited, he replied: "I am convinced the British judicial system is robust enough to deal with this type of case and justice will out".

Last week's tweets suggest it entails repeatedly replying to viewers convinced the wrong time is showing (note barely the contained fury): "For the people still insisting our clock is wrong, Daybreak is now finished and Lorraine is airing.

I reply that I was convinced then, and remain convinced, that the men in those pictures were prisoners arrived from Omarska and Keraterm, under guard, and that the camps were real.

The minister could not, but replied, "I am deeply convinced that he ought to be allowed to go".

After sending the telegram, they didn't hear a reply, so her mother convinced her father to turn around and head north, back to her second father's house.

We would disagree with Mr Duncan Smith, came the reply: the European Commission is convinced that a systematic and careful application of the habitual residence test is a powerful tool to prevent benefit tourism.Well hang on, I said to the DWP, in Brussels the commission is saying that the habitual residence test is enough to stop benefit tourism.

When asked why intelligent elected officials who have to drink the same water let these practices go on for so long Johnson replied, "I'm not convinced all of them drink the same water.