Sentence examples for convincingly achieved from inspiring English sources

Like the first film, footage of real sharks filmed by Australian divers Ron & Valerie Taylor were used for movement shots that could not be convincingly achieved using the mechanical sharks.

These transitions are always difficult for a writer to achieve convincingly, but McCabe does it seamlessly, rendering Hatch all the more sinister in the process.

Spielberg shot the film in roughly chronological order to achieve convincingly emotional performances from his cast.

The bulk of the BBC savings come from productivity gains – amounting to about £400m a year – and the BBC boss believes, convincingly, little more can be achieved behind the scenes.

The resolution that we achieved with confocal microscopy was not sufficient to convincingly show Schwann cells and nerve axons as separate cells.

To humanise the essentially symbolic Phrygia is not easy, but Antonicheva achieves it convincingly.

His ideas achieved their impact in large measure because he could write so convincingly.

Brave, suffering a modest drop of 9% from the previous weekend, convincingly held on to the top spot, and, including the Monday holiday, has achieved a healthy £14.4m.

The score is no pushover for any orchestra, and it's a measure of what Karabits has achieved in Bournemouth that he should have programmed it, and then carried it off so convincingly.

England won the series convincingly, whatever the spin doctors may try to say, while rarely reaching the standards they set in the previous two series that make up the three successive Ashes victories, something not achieved since 1953-1956.

With Cruze and Orlando, the Korean branch of Chevrolet has achieved in two steps what Kia achieved in one jump with the cee'd; it has moved from also-ran products designed to appeal mainly to a domestic Korean audience to cars that are able to compete convincingly with mainstream European models.