Sentence examples for convincing description from inspiring English sources

And 'nasty' is not a convincing critical term, just as 'pornographer' was never a convincing description of Kingsley Amis".

For me the most interesting and convincing description of him was from Hubert de Givenchy, who described his breakfast tray — the "most beautiful breakfast tray I'd ever seen," he said, with a linen mat and a china cup and a Spanish milk pitcher.

The convincing description of the experimental data by the Langevin approach is further corroborated by plotting all data points as a function of μ0 H/T.

In spite of the convincing description of our data with a macrospin model, we cannot exclude a more complicated arrangement of the magnetic structure at the nano-apex, which could also result in the same magnetic moment of 660 μB.

"Absolute Friends" begins and ends in the present (ends, in fact, with a screed against America and our involvement in Iraq), but its best scenes and its most convincing descriptions of spycraft are set in cold-war Berlin.

This would have been an immensely difficult task, involving the need to make up convincing descriptions of weather and sailing conditions in a different part of the world, as well as complex reverse navigation.

We have modified our text to emphasise these advances over earlier studies (Introduction): "Impeded by computational constraints, previous AFP simulations have fallen short of complete, convincing molecular description of an AFP-ice interaction.

I am particularly troubled by statements such as "previous AFP simulations have fallen short of complete, convincing molecular descriptions of an AFP-ice interaction" and "recent advances in computational science now make complete simulations feasible and we report them here".

The reductionistic and mechanistic views on physico-chemical properties of the genetic code are no longer convincing as appropriate descriptions of the abundance of non-random genetic content operators which are active in natural genetic engineering and natural genome editing.

Real life doesn't really look like that, but I've got to say that it was a bit more convincing than a boring description of different practical Apple Watch use cases.

Allocation concealment was scored according to the scale used by Schulz 1995.[ 17] A = trials that have taken measures that ensure allocation concealment (central randomisation; serially numbered, opaque, sealed envelopes; or other description with convincing elements of concealment).