Sentence examples for come convincingly from inspiring English sources

And the Na'Vi, Pandora's 10-foot-tall, blue-skinned natives, come convincingly to life.

She seemed able to take on almost any part and make it come convincingly alive.

A former slave meeting his former owner's son for the first time since Emancipation is a highly charged and distinctive moment and somehow the shifting sands of their relationship just don't come convincingly to life.

I think women have higher expectations of themselves.' (S8, f, 23 yrs, 5 th year) But female students also report having to work harder in order to come across convincingly.

Dated 1940, when the poet was 27, it comes across convincingly in the catalogue.

The message, told in human terms through a strong cast of characters, comes across convincingly: It can happen here.

Despite this, the message comes across convincingly, even when the script verges on the pedantic or the self-consciously metaphorical.

Though authors can typically count on a good editor to smooth gnarled prose or to push them to strengthen the overall story, when it comes to convincingly portraying a minority experience in print, they're often on their own.

None of those films was perfect, but they offered him a chance to show so many dimensions of his own boyish character, and in some instances a persona far from his own, but he still came off convincingly.

I'm even more surprised to come through so convincingly".

Life-affirming experiences don't come much more convincingly than cancer.