Sentence examples for convincingly cast from inspiring English sources
If Republicans can nationalise the Senate race and convincingly cast Mr Orman as an enabler of the Obama agenda, he will lose.
By snatching his party's nomination from Mr Creel, he has been able to distance himself from the government's inaction, while sharing in the glow of its achievement of macroeconomic stability.But he cannot convincingly cast himself as an outsider.
Ms. Lister was not convincingly cast as Donna Elvira, vocally speaking; but she managed to assemble the brittle notes, which in her weak opening scene comprised at best the shards of an aria, into some kind of shaky structure for "Mi tradi".
Christopher Clark's excellent "Sleepwalkers" convincingly casts doubt on the German "war guilt" clause that has dogged this issue ever since the Versailles treaty.
"Rope Snakes," a giant, convincingly textured cast-bronze in the form of a coiled rope, and "Sidewalk Heart," a rusty pipe transformed into a romantic candelabra, play with scale in a manner reminiscent of Claes Oldenburg's.
Doug Hughes directs a very good cast convincingly; that is, one is convinced that the director and the actors believe the characters are consequential and that we should care.
The cast is convincingly grubby and hirsute; as the surly Bill Dalton, Scott Glenn, in long sideburns and a mustache, has almost no resemblance to the man in "Urban Cowboy" with the fish-net T-shirt.
Among other things, Danticat finds a way, in the book's final pages, to convincingly bring her diverse cast back to the Ville Rose seaside on the same fateful night at which the novel opens.
Spielberg shot the film in roughly chronological order to achieve convincingly emotional performances from his cast.
Cast two actors who can convincingly play family members, and you're in the clear; cast two actors who look nothing alike, and you're in trouble.
He's been in this situation before, coming off a successful television series in which he played a character so convincingly that he worried whether casting directors would be able to imagine him as anyone else.
