Sentence examples similar to a convincing notion from inspiring English sources

Explanations for Smith's new success vary, from the obvious and reasonable sounding one that his O-line has improved, to the subtler but even more convincing notion that Smith, a shotgun quarterback in college, just needed some better coaching to adjust to the pro game.

That's all of a piece with the author's convincing notion of California's singularity.

He gave a convincing Ben Stiller impression.

He didn't, of course, and half a century later "Charlotte's Web" has sold 45 million copies, which, if nothing else, offers a convincing refutation of the notion that we should protect our children from the complexities of the world.

But a report released last month by the Institute for Children, Poverty and Homelessness, a research and policy group, presents a convincing set of facts to defend the notion of causality.

Ms Kane's instinct may be right, but unfortunately her disjointed narrative fails to make a convincing case for the prosecution.That is a shame because the notion of an Apple haunted by the spectre of Jobs is a powerful one.

Even the great scientist Galileo, while willing to entertain the notion that the Earth moves, did not provide a convincing case for a heliocentric point of view until 1609 when he raised his first astronomical telescope to the heavens.

But to some the notion that more jobs for females equals fewer opportunities for males will be a convincing one.

It was a convincing speech.

"It was a convincing crime".

Such a convincing performer.