Sentence examples for apparently convincing from inspiring English sources

Strepsiades knows about think tanks only that they are powerful and apparently convincing.

After apparently convincing the Babylonians that they had nothing to fear from Persia, he turned against the Lydians under the rule of the fabulously wealthy Croesus.

The United States, Germany and Italy stopped a shipment of nuclear equipment to Libya last year, apparently convincing Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi to give up his nuclear program.

But since then, the country has evolved into a home base for a thriving group of climate skeptics who have dominated news reports in recent months, apparently convincing many that the threat of warming is vastly exaggerated.

He had more luck on North Korea's nuclear weapons program, apparently convincing China to join an American strategy that would offer security guarantees to the north, but only after it has begun dismantling its weapons.

My grandparents escaped Poland, then part of the Russian Empire and inhospitable to Jews, in the years just before and after World War I. Grandfather Morris Rozenman returned in 1937, long enough to urge relatives to leave, apparently convincing one cousin.

Take the risk of a major attack using some kind of biological or chemical agent, which we have apparently convinced ourselves, or been convinced, is real.

Three double-20s apparently convinced the beak.

He chuckled loud and long at that, apparently convinced.

The attention apparently convinced the Kremlin that Davydova's detention was becoming a liability.

He had been saying for some time — had apparently convinced himself — that that was the probability.