Sentence examples for argues convincingly from inspiring English sources

Bishop argues convincingly that it does.

He argues convincingly that liquidity plays a major role in all these phenomena.

Koeppel argues, convincingly, that the show of hardheaded rationality here is merely a show.

He argues, convincingly, that such benign and relatively cheap interventions could have huge social benefits.

Ferrières argues convincingly, I think, that the nineteenth century created the modern food dilemma.

He argues convincingly that fairness is just as important for the right as the left.

Calculus was "the crowning intellectual achievement of the Enlightenment", he argues convincingly.

The personal Machiavelli, Viroli argues convincingly, is related to the political Machiavelli.

Kennedy argues convincingly that to dismiss Thomas as simply a racial "sellout" is simplistic.

The most consequential effect of the frigid weather, Blom argues convincingly, was to disrupt the harvest, especially the grain harvest.

McCarthy argues convincingly if, once again, not terribly originally that, to Americans, cars have never been just a means of transportation.