Sentence examples similar to Vaguely convincing from inspiring English sources
His editor, Maxwell Perkins, felt the book was too vague and convinced the author to revise over the next winter.
I've been given all sorts of official answers, most under the vague heading of "security," none convincing.
The cracks are there for anyone looking carefully to spot - poor grammar, vague information - but it is convincing enough to dupe the innocent student.
Sorry, Donald, but it's going to take more than a vague comment to convince us that you really care about the queer community.
Convincing physicians to change how they practice is difficult under any circumstance; convincing them to adopt a vague metric as a basis for reimbursement is even harder.
Answers to these questions were often vague and their believability was often not convincing both to the physician and the observer.
Read together, the polls suggest that direct experience of erratic weather may be convincing some people that the problem is no longer just a vague and distant threat.
I have vague memories of it and I can't say I find their overtures particularly convincing.
That line is supported by surveys showing that the level of Dutch backing for "Europe" in the vaguest, most generalised sense has not dramatically fallen over recent years.But this argument is not wholly convincing.
While their dynamical scenario is convincing, the justification for a ({Y_{2}^{0}}) thermal heterogeneity at the mantle of Mercury is somewhat vague.
