Sentence examples for convincing nature from inspiring English sources

The less than convincing nature of Spain's victory over Portugal has been met with high praise in the Spanish media as they laud their team's ability to fight and rally in the face of impressive opposition.

Of course, the dismissal of Simon Dawkins was also a factor in the outcome and convincing nature of the Galaxy's win, but nonetheless, evidence continues to pile high in the case against Gerrard.

That has done a lot to add to the convincing nature of what is essentially a very limited robot.

"So it's a very young squad but we're getting better and we're learning". Despite the convincing nature of the victory, Warburton still thinks there are plenty of improvements to be made by his side.

And, despite the convincing nature of that 34-10 victoverover the Italians, Johnson stressed that further improvement was required for a first home Six Nations win over Ireland since 2001.

Despite the convincing nature of the win it was not an entirely happy night for Leeds who lost Danny McGuire to a knee injury that boss Brian McDermott told BBC Radio Leeds he fears could see him miss the Challenge Cup final.

A report in Nature offers convincing evidence that the salt does originate in the oceans around Antarctica, but not largely from sea salt.

What results is an original interpretation of being-in-the-world that describes skill in a way that undermines the subject/object distinction, and, in so doing, offers a convincing account of the nature and limitations of philosophical and scientific theory.

The emphasis on motivation is presumably intended to give is a more subtle and convincing approach to the nature and limits of beneficence.

This story was never very convincing; the motivation of Nature is irrelevant, and nothing in the logical game corresponds to seeking.

Cases of mimicry provide many of the nature's most convincing examples of natural selection.