Sentence examples for a more convincing interpretation from inspiring English sources

The result is a more convincing interpretation of sustainable fashion than many of her Western contemporaries have mustered.

The highly visible injuries to Beryl's bodily exterior – bruising, signs of asphyxiation, and ligature marks – seemed to offer a more convincing interpretation of her death as one of violence at the hands of her husband.

That's still the more convincing interpretation.

The core experiments and the application to the well logging interpretation indicated that the PT model provides a more convincing formation resistivity factor, while the formation resistivity factor calculated using Archie's equation is larger than that measured in the lab, especially when the porosity is relatively low.

A different version of the real, then, and a more convincing one.

You could scarcely want a more convincing advocate.

Al had come up with a more convincing theory.

"Psychological effects," said Barton, in a more convincing explanation.

A more convincing economic case for the project is needed.

A more convincing picture of a cemetery's quixotic calm would be hard to find.

But a more convincing explanation is that the Tories have never had an answer to Tony Blair.