Sentence examples for been able to convincingly from inspiring English sources
But then no one has ever been able to convincingly explain how cows get so big by eating only salad, and Ray isn't nearly as a big as a cow, although he is probably able to butcher one in less than an hour using only a sharpened twig.
No one has yet been able to convincingly work out the phylogenetic relationships between the various elapid subgroups, and the situation is still unclear.
So far, 2D cultures of hepatocytes have not been able to convincingly recapitulate acetaminophen-induced toxicity in vitro (Fey and Wrzesinski 2012).
It seems unlikely that the upregulation of TSLP in the skin of CV patients is directly dependent on HCV, in that we have never been able to convincingly demonstrate HCV RNA amplicons in skin tissue samples and have no evidence of a direct relationship between HCV RNA levels and the type of and/or the extent of skin damage.
When it comes to Saturday Night Live and celebrity athlete hosts, the bare minimum of being able to convincingly read off of cue cards is all that's expected.
The major brewers and spirits companies mostly stayed out of the fray, because their long-term business models relied on being able to convincingly say that they promoted responsible drinking".
A slew of rap artists followed – K Koke, Benny Banks, Sneakbo, Krept and Konan – but faced with a combination of mainstream radio stations potentially wary of supporting artists who they think glamourise gang lifestyle, and sustained police harassment surrounding these artists, none seemed to be able to convincingly break into the mainstream.
I like when people are able to convincingly make work that looks like it was made by a child or somebody with a head injury.
And his passion and enthusiasm ran far ahead of his intellect, and so consequently, he seemed to be passionate about stuff without being able to convincingly argue for it.
