Sentence examples for convincing lessons from inspiring English sources

Ramachandra Guha, a bright observer of Indian politics, suggests the country might be better off if a broader two-party system were to emerge elsewhere too.It is notoriously hard to draw convincing lessons from any state election results and apply them to national voting.

One can only hope that the aftermath of the revolution in Tunisia is peaceful, necessary for it to provide a convincing lesson to the people and leadership in other Arab countries.

Ms. Chute's depiction of Florence's desperation is convincing, but the lesson of this descent and rebirth is unclear.

To make the lesson even more convincing, the subject is T. E. Lawrence, one of the most enigmatic figures of the 20th century and the subject of a mountain of myth and deliberate falsehood long before there were any modems to blame.

Out of all of my lessons, these were most convincing that I had made the right choice. 1.

If the complex litigation in Goldwater v. Carter provides no other clear lesson, it is a convincing demonstration that much of the constitutional law governing executive-legislative relations remains confused and ill-defined.

The lesson repeats itself: a convincing theory of truth-makers requires a coeval theory of truth bearers.

The same, he believes, will now happen to telephony.Another lesson from historyThese are all convincing arguments.

Its convincing realism may well serve as a lesson to all of us who try to write a factual history of escapes from the gulag".

When advertising a new car's efficiency, for example, it is more convincing to talk about the number of extra miles per gallon it does, rather than the equivalent percentage fall in fuel consumption.There may be lessons for regulators too.

She's much more convincing when taking the reins, as she did on "Lesson in Leavin'," one of her earliest hits.