Sentence examples for a convincing screen from inspiring English sources

It was her friend Nora Ephron, the director and screenwriter of "Julie & Julia," who persuaded Ms. Buck that she would make a convincing screen dominatrix, never mind her aversion to high heels.

A far cry from the raving maniac played by Geoffrey Rush in "Quills," this convincing screen portrait paints Sade as a charming but sinister rebel who secretly tutors a spirited teenage girl in sex and atheism under the noses of her stuffy parents.

So nothing prepared me for what must be the most convincing screen Hitler yet: an old, bent, sick dictator with the shaking hands of someone with Parkinson's, alternating between rage and despair in his last days in the bunker.

The dual performances are among the most convincing screen depictions I have seen of identical twinship as a special comfort zone until the moment it isn't.

With his quiet, measured drawl, which implies depths of good-humored wisdom, he may be the most convincing screen sage Hollywood has these days.

All the actors were in and out of each other's flats all the time, and they became very close, which is probably why they made such a convincing on-screen family.

Rhys and Russell are both dazzlingly good, and are such a convincing couple on-screen they're now routinely rumoured to be stepping out in real life.

There seems to be a weird idea that 8bit visuals automatically denote character and charm – but they don't, because sometimes they just turn your screen into a convincing simulation of glaucoma.

There seems to be a weird idea that 8-bit visuals automatically denote character and charm but they don't, because sometimes they just turn your screen into a convincing simulation of glaucoma.

Cytogenetic analysis is a convincing investigation along with clinical suspicion and biochemical screening tests.

For example, in the section that reinforces learning letter sounds there is a convincing animation of a child mouthing the sounds on the screen.