Sentence examples for truly convince from inspiring English sources

Finally, Manchester City conquer, but still don't truly convince.

And yet France did not score and nor did they truly convince with their performance.

"The overall puzzle for the industry is how to truly convince the public that this is in the public interest".

But their debut album, the first full-length release on super-producer Paul Epworth's label, is too clinical to truly convince.

Unite's assistant general secretary, Steve Turner, said: "We will continue to make the case that only with decent, direct employment right across the business can this company truly convince its stakeholders and the watching world that it is genuine about making the much-needed changes to practices that have shocked people everywhere".

Benitez though will need far more than a thumping win over inexperienced opponents to truly convince his doubters.

"I'm truly convinced that one day my book will be appreciated," he said.

It's what she doesn't say that stops Living Dolls being truly convincing.

I don't want politicking, and I'm truly convinced that politics arise because people dig into their position because they have ego tied to it.

Ms. Corlett said she thought the campaign stood a chance of succeeding if it "truly convinces shoppers Circuit City will help the dazed and confused make the right decision".

But it is too conscious of the gulf between its subjects and its inevitably middle-class readers to be truly convincing.