be convinced of something

Yet he is by this time convinced of their truth.

But David didn't know anything more than he'd already told, and eventually they seemed convinced of this.

Every moment I began to feel more convinced of my present security.

Then, like most people, I became convinced of quite the opposite.

I wish you to be quite convinced of the fact itself.

Not all are convinced of the need for such an approach.

He never did, even though she was quite convinced of his existence.

As the talks had gone on that day, she'd become convinced of it.

I'm convinced of it from what people coming in by ship say.

I am not yet absolutely convinced of the need for one.

But being convinced of the risk is only half the story.

But at least not seeing or talking to him for so long had convinced her of two things.

What can I say to convince you of the truth?

The problem was convincing him of the need to do so.

I really very much wanted to convince her of it, though.

Such control was beyond his power, although she would never be convinced of that.

Just so long as he could convince them of this before they took him out.

If only he could convince her of that so she wouldn't keep running away.

It wouldn't be me trying to convince you of something.

She might have been able to convince herself of that before.