Sentence examples for carried conviction from inspiring English sources

It didn't matter: the inner logic of his tightly wound performance carried conviction enough.

In 1985, a special working group set up by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) accepted the German group's discovery claim, saying that it was "more detailed" and "carried conviction".

This was not only a judgment inferred from evidence but an overwhelming sensation that carried conviction with it.

And it must carry conviction.

As long as the discourse carries conviction, everything will be fine.

Not every porcelain labeled "Yuan" (early to mid 14th century) carries conviction.

It is very important that such reports carry conviction, especially with those who have been victims.

And a degree of stability is needed if the handover of security to the Afghans is to carry conviction.

As I have told the prime minister there is nothing I can do in these circumstances to carry conviction.

As is usual in science, the essential question is whether the conclusion carries conviction, and this is conditioned by the strength of opinion regarding alternative conclusions.

Such an approach was fine for "an era of plenty", he argued, but would no longer carry conviction in times of "austerity".