Sentence examples for convincingly claim from inspiring English sources

They paradoxically but convincingly claim that imaginative works of literature are a more realistic appraisal of what is going on in the world than conventional realism.

Based in Austin, Scratch Acid was a volcanic, loopy, and virtuosic group led by one of the few singers who can convincingly claim Iggy Pop as an influence.

I can think of none who convincingly claim to have no interest in money, yet end up with an annual income in excess of £200,000.

As a rule of thumb, experts and observers will find it easier to convincingly claim their independence when they can point to the existence of a physical distance, that is, when they are sequestered.

Three years later, Bourne was dead, and the United States emerged from the First World War as one of the most powerful and high-minded countries on earth, the true inheritor of the ostensibly Western values of reason, freedom and democracy that European countries, implicated in slaughter at home and imperial brutality abroad, could no longer convincingly claim for themselves.

You cannot convincingly claim, as Mr Cameron did, that free speech is a core British value, if you then go on to explain that you are going to "put out of action the key extremist influencers who are careful to operate inside the law but who clearly detest British society and everything we stand for … and stop them peddling their hatred".

He convincingly claims that after decades when judges enjoyed too much discretion in criminal sentencing, the pendulum has now swung too far in favour of rigid guidelines.

however, so it may be some time before the crown for discovering a new allotrope of carbon can be convincingly claimed.

As a sensitive bomber pilot in Anthony Asquith's The Way to the Stars (1945), he convincingly claimed authorship of John Pudney's poem and he was subsequently to play endless military men.

Later, Mr. Hayden explained that Mr. Dwyer could have convincingly claimed that he acted in self-defense when he fired five or six shots, one of which killed a 51-year-old member of the Pagans, Robert Rutherford of Lancaster, Pa.

Wolfram Hogrebe has convincingly claimed that the WA philosophy is an ontological theory of predication.