I was, at all events, free, that I felt convinced of, and that I was in the hands of the sect who denominate themselves Quakers: but where was I?
You know the suspicions which had already filled my mind: they then returned with renewed vigour to my memory—and I felt convinced that I touched on the threshold of a discovery.
The magistrate, however, observed, that he felt convinced of George's guilt, and deeply regretted the necessity there was to discharge him.
Once indeed I felt convinced that I saw one, and gave chase to it with all my might as it rushed through the long grass: but a nearer view showed me nothing more than a huge wart-hog.
We pushed on, accordingly, towards the escarpment, for I was very impatient to get to the top and explore a place where I felt convinced no other white man had ever set foot.
The mob which had gathered here was so dense, and was lashed to such a high pitch of vicious fury, that I felt convinced we should have to succumb to overwhelming numbers.
Despite the stormy outlook in the diplomatic world he felt convinced that he would be able to squeeze through in the nick of time.
He felt convinced that a complaint would be lodged, and that investigation would follow.
I felt convinced of your innocence from the first," returned our hero; "and it was not probable that I should abandon you when such were my sentiments.
It was now too late to conciliate her: I had used menaces; and I felt convinced that it would be impossible to make my peace with that proud and determined spirit.
I did not dare plead illness, as an excuse for keeping my chamber; because I was too anxious to ascertain what course Miss Enfield would pursue to escape those inquiries that her appearance, I felt convinced, must elicit.
Dim as the light was, I felt convinced I had formerly seen that short figure and stern face with its closely cropped beard.
That he meant every word he spoke I felt convinced, and his enthusiasm was contagious.
This present cessation of activity was, I felt convinced, only temporary.
We had, I felt convinced, made that excursion in order that old Mr. Lloyd should be seen and known to the mysterious pair.
It was all very well for Duperré to bluff, but they would, I felt convinced, eventually be found.
There was some hidden meaning in that mark, I felt convinced.
Through this region of the Fada we went without inquiry being addressed to us, and, judging from the obsequious manner of the guards, I felt convinced that my unknown friend was some high official whom janissaries dared not question.
He smiled disdainfully at my fatigue, but waited a few moments; then on again he went, higher and still higher, until I felt convinced that we had ascended to the level of the earth.
All had been, I felt convinced, due to over-excitement, combined with the weakness induced by the wound from which I had not yet completely recovered.
Consequently, as my anxious eyes uplifted toward the spot where De Noyan pointed, it need be no occasion for wonder that my blood turned to ice in my veins, and I felt convinced I looked upon His Satanic Majesty.
A deeper density of shadow showed directly in front, which I felt convinced could be caused only by one of those vast spars around which canvas had been rolled, as noted that afternoon from the ship's deck.
I felt convinced a sentinel stood beside the hatch, and imagined I could distinguish the faint outlines of another farther back, near the rail.
I felt convinced at the time that was not their real reason for so doing; and afterwards I learned the true motive.
I sate up with him all that night, in spite of his entreaties that I would retire to rest; and from the first moment that I set my eyes upon him in that room, I felt convinced he would never leave it alive.
He had been greatly tried, during the journey, I felt convinced, by his fretful ailing charge.
When she came, I felt convinced we shouldn't keep her long; and now, I must tell you, the winter will probably finish her.
I felt convinced that if they were properly dressed and taught they would be quite companionable, and I said so, to my father's great amusement, and to the scandal of Nurse Bundle, who was with us.
I felt convinced, too, that I heard something about the "use of the whip," which put me into a fever of indignation.
The old gentleman looked quickly up, our eyes met, and I felt convinced that he saw that I had thrown it.
I was very well satisfied with this interview, for I felt convinced that I had so powerfully excited the covetousness of the savages that they would determine to possess the goods that I had shown them at any cost.
The loud agonised shriek which had emanated from that inner room was, I felt convinced, that of the tender, sweet-voiced woman who had administered to my wants.
Indistinct whisperings sounded about me, and by the liquid "s's" of one person I felt convinced that a woman was present.
She only held her breath, while her heart beat quickly, and by her silence I felt convinced that by her involuntary ejaculation she had nearly betrayed herself.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "felt convinced" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
