Sentence examples for so much convinced from inspiring English sources

Kevin loves to hear himself talk; he's not so much convinced of his own charm as fascinated by what comes out of his mouth.

We were so much convinced from the idea, and we were convinced that this idea will make a way into the market, and that it will go somehow automatically.

In the end, Talese does not so much convince you that he got a person right — whatever that would mean — as make you feel as if you were actually hanging out with him as he practices what he has always humbly termed "the art of hanging out".

What was the last new movie that put you through so much yet convinced you that the ordeal was worthwhile?

(Full disclosure: I loved this story so much I convinced my publisher to issue it as a digital book).

Maybe you're not bored so much as convinced you won't be able to handle it.

So my whole campaign was constructed not so much to convince people that they should vote for me but to convince people of what I was going to do when I won, and reinforce the message 'He's going to be O.K.' " Kirk's rise in Dallas was abetted, to a considerable measure, by Carol Reed, a blond, husky-voiced veteran of Republican politics in Texas.

You spend so much time convincing other people of the rightness of your cause that you inevitably end up convincing yourself most of all.

Today, the priority for Isis is not so much to convince supporters to join them in Syria as to push them to commit attacks wherever they are located.

And they underline the importance of finding out how far the Bush administration's obsession with the Iraqi dictator warped the American intelligence reports that did so much to convince Congress and the public that the attack was justified.

I had to spend so much time convincing potential donors that Liberians are not just murderers and warlords.