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• Are you convinced? (8)
• The son looked convinced. (4)
• I was convinced but not silenced. (7)
• I am convinced they are doing him a mischief. (10)
• We thought that at last we had convinced her. (10)
• I am convinced you are half-an-hour too early. (10)
• That she must be a lady, Dudley was convinced. (10)
• I am convinced there is something deep in that. (10)
• Why, the Dragon of Wantley sat on its eggs, you may be convinced! (10)
• But, I am convinced I have discovered his weakness. (10)
• I was convinced there were two, and there is but one. (4)
• Her face, if you had seen it, would have convinced you. (8)
• To his astonishment, Mrs. Kenton was instantly convinced. (9)
• I was convinced of that at the beginning, or my reason was. (9)
• I am convinced of it by the manner in which he spoke of her. (4)
• I am convinced that she is not without a decided preference. (4)
• I am myself convinced that it is rather a favourable circumstance. (4)
• I am convinced he is matchless in any other country, except Ireland. (10)
• I came to inquire, but I was convinced before I could ask the question. (4)
• I am convinced that a cattle-breeder ought to keep himself particularly calm. (10)
• The various ascending noises convinced her that the servants must still be up. (4)
• Of their personal charms he had not required a second interview to be convinced. (4)
• Holly withdrew as from a vision of perfect love, convinced that Jon must be nice. (8)
• Buoyant, convinced of his own ability, he saw the office crowded with commissions! (13)
• Do be convinced that you are both perfectly handsome and say no more of the Matter. (4)
• Mrs. Durgin was not moved by his storming, but she was inwardly convinced of error. (9)
• Yet the inspection convinced him that he beheld Dahlia, his remembering the niece. (10)
• Yet the inspection convinced him that he beheld Dahlia, his remembering the niece. (22)
• She convinced herself by means of her multitude of reasons for not pursuing inquiry. (10)
• But he would not be convinced: ungenerously indeed he named Mr. Posterley a courtier. (10)
• He went on to brag of the West, as if March were an Easterner and had to be convinced. (9)
• Some opposition here is, I am thoroughly convinced, friendly to matrimonial happiness. (4)
• But he demands our blessing; is convinced That words of wedded lovers must bring good. (10)
• She had quite convinced herself of this before Sir Thomas and Mr. Crawford joined them. (4)
• She liked him, and she was convinced that Alice could never do better, if half so well. (9)
• But when she read the letters she was convinced of their authenticity and deeply moved. (12)
• That she was really ill was very certain; he had declared himself convinced of it, at Randalls. (4)
• The sound of wheels crunching the drive convinced him that time had passed, and the doctor gone. (8)
• He laughed rather consciously; and though denying the sentiment, Emma was convinced that it had been so. (4)
• He proved to me that he could afford it; and that being the case, I was convinced he could not do better. (4)
• She convinced him of her capacity for reserve besides intrepidity, and flattered him too with her blush. (10)
• He is convinced that her attempt to run away proceeded from no, justifiable cause, and had no provocation. (4)
• Expressionless to a degree, they at once convinced the spectator that she was a woman of the best breeding. (8)
• The court was convinced that this field of newspaper enterprise will no longer support two rival concerns. (16)
• Her present position is one in which no woman should be placed; I am convinced it ought to be put an end to. (8)
• She was silent, troubled in her mind by this business distinction, but convinced that wrong was being done. (13)
• Fanny was silent; but not from being convinced that there might not be a remedy found for some of these evils. (4)
• Mama, the more I know of the world, the more am I convinced that I shall never see a man whom I can really love. (4)
• When convinced that she was dead, Murlock had sense enough to remember that the dead must be prepared for burial. (1)
• She was soon convinced that it was not for herself she was feeling at all apprehensive or embarrassed; it was for him. (4)
• He became convinced that she must have stolen down-stairs during his colloquy with Laetitia, and listened at the door. (10)
• If there, is any point on which he has not convinced my reason it is that of our ability to walk this narrow way alone. (9)
• Indeed, to say the truth, I am convinced within myself that your father had no idea of your giving them any money at all. (4)
• As for instance to-day, when he had suspected his client of perjury, and was almost convinced that he must throw up his brief. (8)
• She was not convinced of its being good for them by hearing that they could work on it sixteen hours out of the four and twenty. (10)
• I am quite convinced that he supposes he is doing his best to serve his country by trying for Parliament, fancying himself a Radical. (10)
• Richard, I am convinced you will never be happy, whatever base pleasures you may be led into, if he should withhold his love from you. (10)
• There is a littleness about him which you discovered, and which I did not: and I was fully convinced of his being in love with Harriet. (4)
• But, talking the matter over with my new friends and future associates, I convinced them that any economy was false economy at the start. (16)
• And Soames, secretly convinced that they were not, passed his curved hand over his face vigorously, till it reached the comfort of his chin. (8)
• The lady would probably have passed without suspicion, had he not convinced Miss Dashwood that what concerned her ought not to escape his lips. (4)
• After reading this paper, I was absolutely convinced that, among the writers of our generation, Stevenson was first, like Eclipse, and the rest nowhere. (2)
• This pathetic representation lasted the whole evening, and so ostentatious and artful a display has entirely convinced me that she did in fact feel nothing. (4)
• But she herself had convinced him, the strong, self-contained womanhood in her, her undaunted spirit, with which he lived daily, and which perforce colored his soul. (13)
• Cramp, cold, ill-ordered smells, and eternal hatred of his fellow-passengers, convinced him, in their aggregation, that he surmounted not a little for love of Rhoda. (10)
• Cramp, cold, ill-ordered smells, and eternal hatred of his fellow-passengers, convinced him, in their aggregation, that he surmounted not a little for love of Rhoda. (22)

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