Sentence examples for to be fully convinced from inspiring English sources

But I remain to be fully convinced.

Crystal is too young to be fully convinced, and Orchid is too smart.

First, the people who lead have to be fully convinced about the concept.

Brentano does not systematically elaborate his ontological position in this period, we rather find a bundle of ideas of which he did not seem to be fully convinced.

But "to be fully convinced that greenhouse warming is responsible [for enhanced hurricane activity], I will need to see similar evidence for other ocean basins, such as the Northwest Pacific, where tropical cyclones are most numerous".

I remain to be fully convinced that a bike really needs to be part of the Internet of things, but there's no denying that there's plenty of cyclists who are willing to spend real moolah on their two-wheeled friends — and OpenBike may just kick open the door to a big change in our ideas about what a bike ought to have in its accessory package.

In his view, most computer-generated creations require "craft skills" in order to be fully convincing.

In the end, Mr. Kram's book — admirably unafraid and laced with elegantly observant fight writing — is too full of anger to be fully convincing.

One might argue that these seeding experiments are too unnatural to be fully convincing.

Nevertheless, it has to be acknowledged that the explanations so far offered might not be fully convincing.

This form is suitable for bridge vehicle interaction problems, since suspension damping is not small and diagonalization of damping matrix as in case of Rayleigh's damping may not be fully convincing.