Sentence examples for were quite convinced from inspiring English sources

We were quite convinced that China was going to change dramatically".

"It was a time when a large number of right-wing Tories, and people on the left, were quite convinced that Soviet-style communism was inevitable.

Instead of stumbling on a subculture of anxious, angry or just plain weird single householders, he encountered a serene if slightly smug set of men and women who were quite convinced that they had got the best deal.

These are powered by hydrogen; after getting sample rides in some of these vehicles, we were quite convinced that hydrogen-powered cars are well beyond the hypothetical.

Perhaps even more pertinently, it illustrates potential pitfalls with hindsight interpretation of evidence: some scientists present in 1976 were quite convinced a magmatic eruption was not going to happen.

But the critical point is that Aquinas and other Christian scholastics were quite convinced that the brain was essential to cognition.

Lew echoes the thought, saying that he is quite convinced that technology derived from NSF will help convince people that despite a disability, "you can still do something very constructive with your life".

Darwin was quite convinced of animal personality, compassion and feelings.

So I am quite convinced that it will be Qatar in the winter".

He was quite convinced, in his own right, that Saddam had to go.

There are others who are quite convinced it is all innocent mistakes.