Sentence examples for convincing references from inspiring English sources
However, as previous speakers have said, the declaration does not contain any convincing references to the social State, what some people somewhat sheepishly call the social model, sustainable development, viable development, autonomy and hence, if I may put it thus, a viable Union profile.
Even when the reference account had both systems running (with Trust-Aid running very successfully), he was not a credible or convincing reference site until he had demonstrated his own faith in the software and service.
Stating that someone is the best student they have ever had is less than convincing when writing references for more than one candidate in the same competition.
And if pop culture references aren't convincing, consider this: surveys show that about 24% of American adults believe in reincarnation, as do a stunning 10% of born-again Christians.
Convincing evidence of high homogeneity, or a reference to a convincing study showing such, must be included.
Within his terms of reference, Machiavelli made a convincing case, although as an experienced diplomat he might have realized that dependability in fact pays and that systematic deceit, treachery, and violence usually bring about their own nemesis.
He and Angelo Baque, the street-cred-oozing brand director, needed convincing that the reporter would "get the references".
The Act's reference to "creation" is not convincing evidence of religious purpose.
This reporting seems completely convincing, and seems to explain Batarfi's reference to medical treatment, but it does not rule out a separate trip to America.
Mr Carter credits Martin Luther King and Pope Francis as originators of these notions, and does a fine job of supporting and exemplifying them through references to his own life experiences.The most convincing argument the book makes comes at the very end.
Mrs Burton said: "He was very convincing and gave us his police number, a crime reference number and asked us to ring the bank".
