Sentence examples for convincing grounds from inspiring English sources

That's why there are convincing grounds to suspect that Specter is, in fact, an anarchist.

The former Fifa presidential candidate Mohamed Bin Hammam has vowed to provide "convincing grounds" to prove his innocence when he faces corruption charges in Zurich this week.

"Over the past seven weeks my legal team and I have been working very hard to provide convincing grounds that fair play was observed throughout my election campaign".

His mum Denise shows me around the Convincing Grounds on the beach at nearby Portland, where an entire clan group were wiped out by a British whaling family.

Any study that appeared to deviate from HWE was not excluded mechanically in our meta-analysis unless there are other convincing grounds for doubting the quality of the study [ 36].

If Philip K. Dick does not entirely convince on grounds of literary merit — and the books in question aren't quite his best material — then how about Graham Greene, who was pounding Benzedrine when he wrote his 1939 travel book about Mexico, "The Lawless Roads," and the novel that came out of his Mexican travels, "The Power and the Glory"?

They would have been obliged to find ways of convincing the middle ground.

Success requires governments to hold the moral high ground, convincing the undecided that the state and its agents are the good guys, who enforce democratic principles and civil liberties even among their own troops and police officers.

But Obama's campaign out-organized her team on the ground, convincing many skeptical voters that he was, in fact, a viable candidate following his win in the Iowa caucus.

But Obama's campaign out-organized her team on the ground, convincing many skeptical voters that he was, in fact, a viable candidate following his win in the Iowa caucus.

Enter Tilly's older sister, Agnes (a grounded and convincing Satomi Blair), who stumbles onto the module and gives it a try.