Sentence examples for convincing notion from inspiring English sources

Explanations for Smith's new success vary, from the obvious and reasonable sounding one that his O-line has improved, to the subtler but even more convincing notion that Smith, a shotgun quarterback in college, just needed some better coaching to adjust to the pro game.

That's all of a piece with the author's convincing notion of California's singularity.

Mr. Villaume said he found the piece's metaphysics convincing: "The notion of death as redemption is musically translated beautifully.

And if you need convincing of this notion, here it is, in the form of a simple shrimp and tomato dish.

The arguments against such sales are many and convincing, with the notion of "public trust" being crucial: museums must be seen and trusted as institutions that are not blown here and there by the winds of fashion or by commercial considerations.

It was a neat and tidy little book that put forth in reasonably convincing fashion the notion that Gustave Whitehead had flown a heavier-than-air, powered, controlled machine of his own construction in 1901.

After this report, case series have been published in which the relation is not clear and scarcely convincing, reinforcing the notion of coincidence [ 39- 42].

I find this notion easily convincing, and I have held it for some time.

Depending on how convincing you find that notion, there's a strange implication you might draw out of it about the normal.

But others held it up as convincing proof of the notion that the world's oil production would soon reach a pinnacle, never to be exceeded.

He didn't, of course, and half a century later "Charlotte's Web" has sold 45 million copies, which, if nothing else, offers a convincing refutation of the notion that we should protect our children from the complexities of the world.