Sentence examples for convincing whole from inspiring English sources

An intriguing show, even if the sum of the parts don't quite add up to a convincing whole.

Sir Simon's pacing seconded Messiaen's arcing structure, showing the end more or less as it was in the beginning, and making for a convincing whole.

Christophers has the knack of making such disparate items into a seamless, convincing whole; you almost take for granted the technical adroitness and finesse of every performance, but it shouldn't ever be underrated either.

As he increasingly mined his own life for material, he simultaneously grew adept at keeping parts of himself private, shaving just the top layer of a secret and offering it up as a convincing whole.

The power of this singular novel lies in Rawson's ability to meld seemingly disparate narrative elements into a convincing whole that movingly explores themes of loss, loneliness and guilt.

Thursday night's New York Philharmonic program looked pretty miscellaneous in advance, but it was turned into a thorough and convincing whole by the precise and invigorating conducting of Christoph Eschenbach.

Lamar Peterson's bright dystopic portrayals of the American dream continue to have interesting parts that rarely resolve into convincing wholes.

In longer songs like "To the Moon on an Autumn Night," he joined well-drawn moments into convincing wholes, important in a work like "The Recluse," in which the mood is constantly changing.

The cluster bombs of boldfaced manipulation now being dropped with insidious regularity are designed to convince whole demographics that BS outranks the old truths.

Convincing a whole subway car to remember a promo code?

In chess, he notes, the "victory" of the computer program Deep Blue over Garry Kasparov had the paradoxical effect of convincing a whole generation of young chess players that the route to a grandmaster title was through rote memorization of famous matches.