Sentence examples for broadly convincing from inspiring English sources
Still, the point felt clear to me: Schumer wants to make a show that is broadly convincing, and if a troll is in the writers' room the script that comes out has a good shot of convincing even a troll.
The reviewers agree that this is an original, interesting and broadly convincing paper that is suitable in principle for publication in eLife.
"Especially in Moscow and St .Petersburg, people are broadly convinced that there was falsification".
More are always welcome, but I am broadly convinced that this is a new and powerful force in society and in the emerging news ecosystem.
I should stipulate that I am broadly convinced by the argument that our current era of relative peace reflects a longer term trend away from violence, and broadly impressed by the evidence that Pinker marshals to support this view.
"Following briefing by the [Met] commissioner I am broadly convinced of the value of having water cannon available to the MPS [Metropolitan police service] for those circumstances where its absence would lead to greater disorder or the use of more extreme force".
The mayor wrote to Home Secretary Theresa May, serving notice that he was "broadly convinced of the value of having water cannon available" to the Met, and viewed it as the "most economical interim solution that allows the [chief] commissioner to meet his desire to prevent disorder on the streets".
As you will see below, the reviewers did not have major criticisms of the model that is presented or data, which they broadly found to be convincing.
It is part of a charm offensive to convince a broadly skeptical Europe that he is not the dangerous economic wrecker some have made him out to be.
The tracking data and movies appear broadly consistent with the hypothesis provided by the authors, but given the difficulty of convincing single filament tracking, these data have been seriously over-interpreted in the text.
More broadly, he thinks passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and its requirement for certification of balance sheets is convincing "the market to begin trusting financial statements" again.
