Sentence examples for bit convincing from inspiring English sources
Nothing I saw was even a bit convincing that he had made a breakthrough in financial theory.
The contentment they proclaim, over even Nancy's long and manifestly unfulfilling affair with a married French colonel, isn't the least bit convincing.
Still, such pleas might have been at least a tad bit convincing only a few years ago, when certain aspects of the technology world, or at least the public (and media's) understanding of it were still in their infancy.
Ryan is interestingly cast against type - somehow Angelina Jolie would have been ineffably awful in a different way - but she's never in the slightest bit convincing, and her character has an annoying habit of being entranced by the banal poetry-quotes put up on subway ads.
The women of Destiny's Child don't sound the slightest bit convincing singing about how they need thug boyfriends, but they wind their voices around a gorgeous hook exactly as well as they always have.
Instead, we normals wait and see; we don't need to buy a new device just for the sake of it; we need to be just a little bit convinced.
So they'd put on a bit of an act, convince the boss they wanted to change their lives in prison.
It's no wonder that some in the field are describing obesity as the "new smoking" - and ministers are, bit by bit, being convinced.
"We tried to rush the ball up a little bit in the final 15 minutes, when sometimes if there was one more pass we might have been a bit more convincing.
But economists take a bit more convincing.
