Sentence examples for convince readers from inspiring English sources

Most novelists go to great lengths to convince readers that their work is not autobiographical.

Will his book convince readers that Shakespeare was indeed as intelligent as a Newton or a Galileo?

An imaginative writer would have been hard pressed to come up with it — and then to convince readers or editors that it was plausible as a plot twist.

Writing from the vantage point of slaves or freedmen, these white authors tried to convince readers that some African-Americans preferred bondage to freedom.

She must convince readers that she is capable of critical self-appraisal, and of speaking credibly about her motives and desires.

The ads use straplines that aim to convince readers of the superiority of Google's products, such as "Day 9: Email inbox is full.

"I told her not to take the large sums of money being offered and this way she could convince readers," he said.

I'm not convinced readers are bound to fall for it, or even have a passing interest.

After his death, Alice returned the compliment through her mere survival, which convinced readers that they were still in touch with him.

The book has convinced readers from Martin Wolf to David Willetts to Liam Byrne with its argument that the government has been wrongly written out of the story of how innovation happens.

To Feemster fell the job of convincing readers and advertisers that the paper Kilgore and his journalists were creating was truly national in influence and scope.