Sentence examples for convincing matches from inspiring English sources

Djokovic, the 23-year-old from Serbia, got there first, playing one of the most convincing matches of his career to defeat Roger Federer in straight sets on Thursday.

On the plus side, there was no dodgy facial hair whatsoever from Manuel Neuer and no wobbles either as the Bayern back four played one of its more convincing matches in living memory.

No convincing matches were found.

Similar searches with representative insect Ors similarly revealed no convincing matches.

The WD40 propeller domain binds two classes of motifs in enhancer-binding proteins (WRPW/Y or en1, FxIxxIL) that 'plug' its pore (Jennings et al., 2006), but there are no convincing matches to either of these in ChiLS.

Specific functional assignments suggested by matches with these databases were only accepted when they had a minimum 30% amino acid sequence identity over 70% of the gene length and were supported by Pfam domain assignments, or were consistent with gene context in the genome (e.g. membership in a potential operon with other genes with convincing matches to curated databases).

Turan had another convincing match in place of Neymar, who will return from Brazil after the international break, delivering the pin-point pass for what proved to be Rakitic's winner.

But the joyride on court ended Wednesday for Oudin, the plucky 17-year-old with "Believe" written on her sneakers, as she played her least focused, least convincing match of the Open and was beaten, 6-2, 6-2, by 19-year-old Caroline Wozniacki.