Sentence examples for a convincing point from inspiring English sources

Ian Crouch, on NewYorker.com of December 31 , 2015 makes a convincing point in his discussion of the movie "Concussion".

Fury won the world title with a convincing points victory over Klitschko last November but since then he has made headlines for what he has done outside the ring.

Scotland flyweight Reece McFadden is also through to the semi-finals after a convincing points victory over Botswana's Oteng Oteng.

Even though Percy tired towards the end of a 20-round onslaught, his neat footwork and crisp jab meant he was able to hold on for a convincing points decision - and the world title.

Publishers then used the iBookstore as a strong convincing point against Amazon.

Have a convincing stage presence.

THE ROOMS The spacious rooms are a convincing selling point: the basic London Suite I booked through the hotel Web site felt every bit the advertised 750 square feet.

He points out that there is an inertia built into the present rally that makes sell-side firms reluctant to call an end to the run until there is a convincing data point to trigger a switch.

A recent pathobiological review [ 39] made the convincing point that the development of cancers from the first malignant cell to a clinical diagnosis takes many years and therefore the biological development process is in apparent contradiction with results from epidemiological studies showing increased risk already after 1 6 years.

Then they made the more convincing point that, as with any science, there are misdiagnoses and false positives, which is why these instruments should never be used as the sole basis for hiring or promotion.

They wrote that Gordon "makes [a] very convincing point" when he argues that hatemongers like Carl Brunjes who are openly hateful of other cultures but would never, personally, hurt them are "just as guilty" as openly violent individuals, such as the "three Nazi thugs who beat and shoot a defenceless man".