Sentence examples for It convincingly suggests from inspiring English sources

It convincingly suggests that the seeming clarity of the everyday is the illusion, and if we could reach true sight, we would see that everything goes shrouded.

John Boorman's 1981 version, "Excalibur," is the muddiest and the smokiest of the Arthur movies, and for at least half its length the one that most convincingly suggests the real quality of life in the middle ages.

Farmelo convincingly suggests that, although the atomic bomb was an American rather than British invention, it was not for want of energy or intellectual curiosity in England that the ragtag group of scientists did not make the breakthrough first.

And, Judah convincingly suggests, an own goal.

The sound of these pieces convincingly suggests a blush of discovery bound by larger purpose.

Thomas convincingly suggests that Jones used what we would today call a terrorist campaign to settle some decidedly personal scores.

Waldron convincingly suggests a source for this dire but bodiless sex in Welty's deep entanglement with a man who would not touch her.

So his failure to squash Mr Gul's challenge more convincingly suggests a big swing in the mood of the movement.Several factors helped Mr Gul.

By the 1840s, the fashion had spread to Britain via Prince Albert, although Brunner convincingly suggests an earlier route, citing a description of a German Christmas tree written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge in 1798.

Mary Bevan's engaging Zerlina, in bridal frock and heels, convincingly suggests a young woman all at sea, head turned by an older, powerful man, desires muddled, tempted yet regretful.

But the book convincingly suggests that gang rape is not an isolated occurrence on frat house row — one Penn student estimated that it happened there several times a month — and that there really is a weird sexual subtext to a lot of fraternity rituals and behavior.