Sentence examples for convincing note from inspiring English sources
The program concluded on a more convincing note, with a poised and committed performance of Schumann's Symphony No. 4.
Easily the most convincing note, in a rather shapeless address, arrived when he trotted out in quick-fire succession how jobs, construction, manufacturing, retail sales and confidence were all up, up, up.
One such piece is the pearl-drop earring that Charles I wore as he went to the executioner's block in 1649, coming with a convincing note of authentication from Queen Mary II, who wrote: "This pearle was taken out of ye King my grandfather's ear after he was beheaded & given ye Princess Royall" – referring to Charles's eldest daughter Mary, later Mary of Orange.
On its new right-to-buy policy (see below), in particular, he exuded conviction, proclaiming that he wanted "more people to have the security of a good job, earning more of their own money, owning their own home".Nonetheless, Mr Cameron does not yet seem to have hit an altogether convincing note in this campaign.
Many partisans subscribe to the post-Enlightenment idea that giving people lots of facts ought to be enough to convince them, noted Jeff Hardin of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a zoologist and devout Christian.
And even those companies aren't necessarily convinced that Notes is the best way to do it.
"There have been plenty of times I've gotten into a fight with people I've been trying to convince," Malinowska noted.
Ms. Matosantos ticked off the information without looking at any notes, convincing Mr. Emmerson that an inflexible spending cap would not work.
Chapter 25 looks at caterpillars, with, as Poulton had earlier noted, convincing examples of countershading.
Light tests out the note's powers by writing the names of two criminals he sees on the news and once he's convinced of the note's powers, he uses it to punish known criminals.
But brain and health games, he noted, "convince them that their 20 minutes [of play] is beneficial to them".
