Sentence examples for convincing relationship from inspiring English sources

His story turns out to have an impressive internal consistency and, when Ron accompanies Walter to the scene of the killing in Dallas, a convincing relationship with the physical facts.

But the much-signposted secrets ride roughshod over this character rather than drawing her compellingly on; they take too much of the narrative's oxygen for Sarah ever to be able to negotiate towards them a convincing relationship.

Despite the fact that, over the last decade, significant progress in the understanding of the cellular pathways and mechanisms involved in lipoplexes-mediated gene transfection have been achieved, a convincing relationship between the structure of lipoplexes and their in vivo and in vitro transfection activity is still missing.

There is no convincing relationship between VEI, the number of fatalities per incident and distance or fatal cause (Fig. 7).

These molecular data are consistent with data from epidemiologic studies that have failed to demonstrate a convincing relationship between exposure to environmental carcinogens and the development of ovarian cancer.

While six out of seven sensitive cell lines (86%) harbored EGFR MASI, we could not find a convincing relationship between gefitinib sensitivity and EGFR MASI.

"For all its power to disturb, this is a beautifully written and cleverly constructed novel that projects convincing personal relationships on to the feral backdrop of the Jamaican plantations".

"the reason we're convinced this relationship has legs is that we fell in love with each other's personalities and brains and then, later, with each others bodies and faces … from a deeper place".

The article said that in 1999, during a previous presidential run, some top McCain advisers were "convinced the relationship had become romantic," warned Ms. Iseman to steer clear of the senator, and confronted Mr. McCain about the matter.

Convinced the relationship had become romantic, some of his top advisers intervened to protect the candidate from himself — instructing staff members to block the woman's access, privately warning her away and repeatedly confronting him, several people involved in the campaign said on the condition of anonymity.

Mr. Hewitt and Mr. Galvin have a difficult job — the story puts Jim through a trust-distrust cycle that begins to strain credulity — but they keep their relationship convincing enough to carry the action.