Sentence examples for well convinced from inspiring English sources

Finally on 1 July, she left, well convinced that she had done these people a big favour.

"I mean, what could he have been thinking, and why?" "I'm reasonably well convinced that he fully understood the burden of the office," Mr. McCurry said.

Democrats and their allied political advocacy groups are wooing rural residents as well, convinced that the economy and security will prompt them to vote for Mr. Kerry.

Only a year later, Brontë revealed her thoughts on marriage to her dear friend Ellen Nussey: "I am tolerably well convinced that I shall never marry at all".

"I presided at the trial back in '87 and, very frankly, after hearing the testimony I was pretty well convinced both defendants were guilty," Justice Kreindler said.

He called officials from both companies, as he often does, and said that after those talks, he was "pretty well convinced that someone would have the product in '98".

But even if San Diego is not, the Jets might as well convince themselves that it is, so that a victory would represent a tremendous achievement.

You cannot very well convince people that you are a good steward of their money if you are simultaneously complaining that the Wall Street sharpies fleeced you.

Goldberg handles this protocol well, convincing us that Celia's efforts to set the record straight are based on moral conviction.

He may have done his job a little too well, convincing the court in 1989 to rule unanimously that the Constitution's double jeopardy clause applies not only to criminal penalties but also to some civil fines.

That provision is comforting and might well convince you to stash more of your savings in tax-favored retirement accounts.