Sentence examples for which has convinced from inspiring English sources

All of which has convinced me that this garment is very much needed.

The number of mountain gorillas in Rwanda is now in a far healthier state, thanks to companies such as Rwanda Eco-Tours which has convinced local communities that these magnificent animals are worth more alive than dead.

Like her singing, her compositions are full of homey clichés and sincere tributes to the gravitas of seventies soul, all of which has convinced a lot of people that Keys is already part of the tradition that she rightly reveres.

The deal represents a significant coup for FSG, which has convinced the coveted Klopp to abandon his sabbatical from the game after four months despite Liverpool having no Champions League football to offer.

Edel has been taking courses in English literature at a local college and, in particular, has been enjoying "Symbolism in Literature," which has convinced her that modern readers are too quick to disdain symbolism as "antiquated, romantic thought".

Whilst we assert for ourselves a freedom to embrace, to profess and to observe the Religion which we believe to be of divine origin, we cannot deny an equal freedom to those whose minds have not yet yielded to the evidence which has convinced us.

The year was tinted with tension, anger, despair – sentiments none too handy for the incumbent Fianna Fáil, which had convinced us all that our gently motoring economy was an 18-wheel juggernaut, and proceeded to drive it off a cliff.

But the lobbying power of the corporations, which have convinced European governments that the national and regional patrimony of innovation and creativity is best protected in the service of their commercial interests, are standing in the way of a meaningful and well-thought out programme of reform.

The faithful aunt, "Sacky," as the niece always called her (the kidnapper's first telegram had been oddly addressed to "Secky," which had convinced her that the criminal was that smiling Swiss "Bobby" she had met), was too loving to believe the girl had been done away with, too sensible not to know that tragedy of some sort seemed affirmed though it could not be defined.

It was struggling to overcome the devastating effect of three poor debate performances, which had convinced much of the electorate that he would be inappropriate as a president.

It's not only the scientific studies which have convinced me of this; it's my own eyes.