Sentence examples for convincing whether from inspiring English sources

It remains unclear whether these efforts will be convincing, whether at the negotiating table or in a court of law.

The taut and nimble drummer Erik Bodin is the band's center of gravity, and the keyboardist Hakan Wirenstrand is convincing, whether driving the melody or adding background support.

As Steven Kull, the polling organization's director put it, the American people may find both sides' arguments convincing — whether for ending negotiations and ramping up sanctions or for making a deal.

I certainly know more about Sam, who as played by the excellent John Bradley, is always convincing whether parsing the Night's Watch oath to justify his love or finally seizing the romantic day.

A sociopath can't "read the room," and often believes he (or she) has hit the right tone and pitch to be convincing, whether they are acting calm and reassuring or shedding crocodile tears for effect.

Some of the Syrians remained to be convinced whether the promised bus would really take them to Austria.

We should always assume the worst so that all those who wish to convince – whether vegetarian gastronomes or lovelorn suitors – have an incentive to identify themselves.

"He's convinced, whether it's realistic or not, if they can show they got more votes in Florida, people will respect that," said a fellow Democratic senator, who asked that his name not be used.

And if any voters need convincing about whether their ballots matter, they only need to remember what happened four years ago in Florida.Many people who got involved in the registration campaign this year were inspired by the chaos of the presidential election in 2000.

My biggest challenge at Amsterdam Falafelshop was convincing people -- whether it was landlords, bankers or investors --that it is ok to take a less-common path with falafel over burgers and fries.

Asked whether convincing audiences to spend five hours at a modern opera was difficult, Mr. Mills responded, "It's better than five hours of watching CNBC these days; it's better than a lot of what people spend five hours on".