Sentence examples for convincing knowledge from inspiring English sources

But behind the devout facade and convincing knowledge of Islam, Monteilh was spying for the FBI, which instructed him to go as far as sleeping with Muslim women to gain information.

In default of convincing scientific knowledge, these explanations are permanent.

He had become convinced that knowledge about H.I.V. transmission could equip each citizen to avoid infection and stay alive.

Julian's birth, like his mother Cynthia's marriage to Lennon, was kept secret because Epstein was convinced public knowledge of such things would threaten the Beatles' commercial success.

To the best of our knowledge, convincing in vivo evidence that autophagy alone can execute cell death in mammalian cells is lacking, even though this possibility is proposed in several cell culture-based systems (69, 70).

Cognitive attitudes are difficult to influence but may change when new knowledge is presented; provided the knowledge is convincing and the presenter is credible [ 13].

For six hours, Scott worked the board, astounding Thorn with his knowledge and convincing him that he was the coach the Nets needed.

However, the most common involve fraudsters advertising properties for rent on Airbnb without the owner's knowledge, then convincing site users to transfer money straight into their bank accounts.

To the best of the author's knowledge, no convincing formula has been proposed until now.

Watson convinced Crick that knowledge of DNA's three-dimensional structure would make its hereditary role apparent.

Possibly the toughest expert to convince to share knowledge is someone who's dissatisfied with the company they're leaving.