Does the source use convincing language to convey journalistic credibility, or is it clearly a "spoof"?
I believe it's the clear, simple and convincing language used by the Supreme Court to describe gay people.
Several Russian printing plants refused to take the job, so in the end only 2000 copies were printed.The report lays out in clear and convincing language both the causes and the effects of the war.
It's all here — the good, the bad and the ugly of Teddy Atlas, often rendered in a crude but convincing street language, captured so faithfully and so forcefully by his collaborator, Peter Alson.
In truth, I'm not convinced the language of wellness is more anorectic than the nonsense that has been always promoted, such as the equation of female thinness with happiness.
There's an over-reliance, too, on the spoken word; while Mark Bomback (who rewrote Jaffa and Silver's script after Wyatt departed) claims to have resisted the "temptation to just give the apes pages and pages of dialogue", there's a certain loss of nerve in the change from convincing simian sign language to more theatrical chimp verbosity.
Yet Hawkes manages to make this book work; he pulls you in so thoroughly that even the patches of inauthentic language seem convincing.
But Pell lays out a convincing argument that natural language search is important in order to communicate meaning and intent.
During his short tenure, Dixon's major accomplishment was convincing Stephen Douglas to include language in the Kansas-Nebraska Act that explicitly repealed the Missouri Compromise's prohibition on slavery north of latitude 36°30'.
As a resident of the south, Panowich has obviously become knowledgeable to the regional dialect, but turning that language into convincing dialogue is another challenge in its own right.
While the man appeared well fed and, to a certain extent, healthy, his facial expressions and body language convinced experts that the act of reciting the prepared text was an extraordinary ordeal for him.
