Sentence examples for convincing end from inspiring English sources

Murray, a 26-year-old Scotsman with a rolling gait and a deep competitive streak, put a convincing end to the long drought in singles for the British men at the tournament.

The polar ice caps will not melt any faster or slower because I couldn't figure out how to write a convincing end to my novel" – who can't conceive significance outside the rather large denominators of life, death and ice caps.

The fans crave a convincing end product - and soon.

Manchester United's poor run of form was brought to a convincing end as Adnan Januzaj inspired them to victory over Swansea.

Convincing end point data demonstrating the anatomic and clinical superiority of stent placement compared with balloon angioplasty together with significant improvement in stenting technique and poststent management have resulted in an explosion in stenting procedures and the emergence of more than 40 stent types with disparate designs and material composition in clinical use.

Sales now plays less of a role convincing end users and more of a role in satisfying IT on security, compliance and administrative control and in supporting early customer success and adoption.

And the director and his co-scriptwriter Jerome Tonnerre offer an alternative, but emotionally convincing, ending.

Learning how to move her body to make the amputation look convincing ended up being the least challenging physical aspect of preparing for the role, Ms. Cotillard said.

He gets a shot after the identities of almost all of Control's agents are compromised and the chief (Alan Arkin) has no choice but to send out Smart next to the suave Agent 23, played by Dwayne Johnson, and the brutally beautiful Agent 99. (Anne Hathaway gets her vixen on to surprisingly convincing ends).

Every few pages, there's a hilariously inventive piece of cartooning, like a series of drawings of "fancy pigeons" that start out looking almost convincing and end as horrifying abstractions of feathers and eyes, or a set of deadpan explanatory diagrams that dissolve into gibberish on examination (a caption for a drawing of a beetle: "Dangerous. Unite to form Devastator. There is no you").

Robotics and hardware investments like those already made by the company are interesting, to be sure, but DeepMind is in many ways the thread that will draw all these separate initiatives together: There's an adoption disconnect between technically impressive innovations, and convincing everyday end users to actually embrace them.