Sentence examples for convincing fact from inspiring English sources

On she goes, speaking in the Detroit twang of her youth, where consonants are dropped and vowels flattened and sentiments expressed as convincing fact.

Or you could casually utter your most convincing fact about climate change in an effort to convert them.

Unfortunately, the most convincing "fact" being pushed by Hillary proponents was not a fact.

She has no memory of what happened and has to be convinced, in fact, that anything happened at all.

He was convinced, in fact, that the billable hour was part of a series of mistakes that took all the fun out of his profession.

The thrust of the latest effort is a sweeping reduction of business and personal income taxes, achieved by slicing through the thickets of the current impenetrable system which, everyone agrees, stifles economic vitality.Few Germans seem convinced, in fact, that even the most daring tax reform can resolve the problem of high unemployment, as the Kohl government suggests it can.

In other words, it is one thing to be able to assert a right to relief; it is another to convince a fact finder to grant that relief.

But they seemed a little too sure of that, so convinced in fact, that none of the carry-on luggage on Flight 253 was even inspected before passengers brought it with them into the airport.

In fact, convincing my staff that the ideas I had made sense was far more difficult than writing clean code.

As a matter of fact, convincing fully invested investors not to act turns out to have been the most profitable advice in recent years.

At the moment it is not possible to explain with convincing arguments the fact that five chronic wounds showed a positive clinical outcome with no decrease in total bacterial burden.