Sentence examples for convincing time from inspiring English sources

And as a quick and confident closing act, there was Marion Jones running more freely than she has all season to anchor the United States women's 4x100 relay to a gold medal in the convincing time of 41.71 seconds.

It's allowed predominantly white-controlled media outlets to learn -- not for the first time, but maybe now for the last, convincing time -- a simple truth.

I just need to get the future Ed Park (the impossibly relaxed one, the one who's completed the punishing labor of writing this column and is enjoying his traditional celebratory beverage) to step out of one of Yu's weirdly convincing time machines and hand the piece to me.

All sent at socially convincing times.

All vivid, particularised sensations, familiar from revisiting though somehow no less convincing each time round.

If Poundbury is a game, it is one that has become a good deal more convincing over time.

And Ophelia, whose rapid descent into insanity so often seems forced, is quite convincing this time around, if only because she just won't stop singing.

"Windows Phone's success has been in convincing first time smartphone buyers to choose one of its devices with 42 per cent of sales over the past year coming from existing featurephone owners," says Dominic Sunnebo, strategic insight director at Kantar Worldpanel ComTech.

Celtic's negotiations with their number one choice would need to be a whole lot more convincing this time around.

He will spend the entirety of the interview episode being asked, "Do you really think this is a viable business model?" and his answer will sound less and less convincing every time.

Clinton certainly didn't sound very convincing at times, especially when she sought to blame Republicans for whipping up concerns about her deleted e-mails and other matters.