It remains incredibly hard to enable a machine to converse with people in a convincing manner; the meaning of a statement can change dramatically depending on subtle shifts in grammar, previous information, and contextual understanding.
The few glimpses we catch of the Ford's Theater production of "Our American Cousin" are unfortunately the liveliest and most convincing moments in this well-meaning, misbegotten movie.
There is as yet no convergence in the field on any one principle or even cluster as accounting for commonsensical judgments about meaning to an adequate, convincing degree.
Meaning that with a convincing pastry chef manner you can make a few calls to the right catering supplier and get a shipment in.
The returning males' songs always included 'sharp wow' notes, a convincing sign that they understood the meaning of the song produced by their group.
Participants dress according to a category in which they are competing and are expected to display appropriate "realness", meaning who looks the most convincing in categories such as Butch Queen (thug), Sex Siren (best body), Female Face (most convincing woman).
The author handles the subject matter deftly, writing about art in a way that's convincing and entertaining, as well as profound, touching on bigger, deeper "meaning of life" questions.
As Carlin points out, Williams was "not entirely convincing" to black South Africans, owing to his defined status as "coloured", meaning mixed race.
In Carlisle, the Third Circuit refined its test to two questions--whether there was convincing evidence of the genuineness of the emotional injury claim (with "genuine" meaning authentic and serious), and if there was, whether the injury was foreseeable.
Poems in which meaning and the poem's "being" come together in a convincing idiom and a "voice" and powerful language -- will travel well.
