Sentence examples for convincing idea from inspiring English sources
They know how to destroy Labour, but they have no convincing idea of what to put in its place.
Although the site cries out for development, neither Ratner nor Gehry has a convincing idea of how this should be done.
Florence Ryerson and Edgar Allan Woolf were probably responsible for "There's no place like home," which, to me, is the least convincing idea in the film.
The most convincing idea, endorsed by some State Department analysts, is that important members of the Quetta Shura may now be tired of war, straining to be free of Pakistani manipulation, and prepared to share power.
We might say that some forms of postgraduate study might be difficult to access, but unfortunately the evidence neither demonstrates that or gives us a convincing idea of how much postgraduate study could be worth.
As a result we have a social order that has been much more successful in telling us what we're doing wrong than in giving us a convincing idea of what it would mean to do it right.
Everyone has a different idea of what chili should be and everyone is convinced their idea is right.
Matthes is convinced the idea would have died without the $3 million in seed money from the venture fund.
But Debus was convinced his idea was worth much more.
