Sentence examples for convincing example of from inspiring English sources

That determination to deliver the most convincing example of digital rallying sees Dirt Rally cut a totally fresh set of tyre tracks across the technological gravel.

Forget the fact that the White House could not produce a single convincing example of a parent who had actually faced such discrimination, Burkett says.

She provides a convincing example of this in an extended discussion of the belief that having your photograph taken can steal your soul.

Arguably the most convincing example of it came in Dublin, where the French, for all their underperformances since the last World Cup final in 2006, beat the Irish, 1-0.

The film also works as a convincing example of the disaster movie genre with Susan Sarandon's oddly affecting Lunch Lady Lorraine joining the gang as a gruff, reluctant leader.

'I couldn't have worked with the kid if I hadn't liked him,' Silas gushes, before citing a not entirely convincing example of Timberlake's humility, which hinges on his readiness to give a fan his autograph.

You will have to provide some convincing examples of not being phased when dealing with senior managers or directors.

In the fifth century BC, we reach more convincing examples of people who can be categorised as atheists in the strong modern sense of the word.

One of the most convincing examples of mondeuse that I have come across — a peppery, floral red variety reminiscent of syrah.

In reviewing "How to Photograph Women" in 1953, The Times said it provided "convincing examples of the principle that pretty girls look most alluring when least attired".

It is hard to find convincing examples of Bacon's method being put in to practice in the history of science, but there are a few who have been held up as real examples of 16th century scientific, inductive method, even if not in the rigid Baconian mold: figures such as Robert Boyle (1627 1691) and William Harvey (1578 1657) (see the entry on Bacon).