Sentence examples for the most convinced from inspiring English sources
"We Germans have the reputation as the most convinced Europeans," said Laurenz Richter, a 24-year-old sociology student.
Perhaps the most convinced advocates and stubborn resistors of managerial innovation are both to be found in the creative industries, where experimentation and scepticism are equally valued.
In order to ward off moods of doubt – to which even the most convinced believers in improvement are occasionally prone – the device would broadcast sound versions of the uplifting statistics.
Of all the Spanish American novelists I've read, Vargas Llosa is far and away the most convinced and accomplished realist; and he's at his strongest in The Feast of the Goat.
Mr. Gordon and Robert Hall, a Stanford University economist and the committee chairman, were described by another committee member as the most convinced that March was the turning point.
There is another possibility which looks likely to win the hearts and minds of even the most convinced Luddites.
Among those most convinced of her talents are the people who have worked with her.
What does it mean that the member of Nixon's staff who was closest to the conservative movement, who was best-versed in its literature and its habits, was not merely the most ruthless malefactor on Richard Nixon's staff but the one most convinced he was acting on principle?
Participants were least convinced that they would be relieved by the results and most convinced that a genetic test would give a reliable result about the presence of a genetic predisposition to become addicted to smoking, and that it could help to determine the correct dose of smoking cessation medication.
As it is, the people who now are most convinced that Mr. Obama is a secret Muslim aren't tea party mama grizzlies.
Rabid discussion over the true identity of Christoph Waltz's shadowy bad guy started almost immediately after the character was announced with most convinced he was playing legendary Bond villain Blofeld.
