Sentence examples for convincingly clear from inspiring English sources

However, the power of the internet to deliver the news was not convincingly clear until 1998.

Sunderland have made steady progress with Gus Poyet at the helm this season, but having so far failed to steer themselves convincingly clear of the drop zone, a victory tonight could inject his side with further confidence.

West Brom failed to convincingly clear Wes Brown's header back from a free-kick and when the ball came to Cattermole he took a touch before sending a superb strike into the top-right corner from 25 yards.

That answer will be convincingly, unequivocally, clear one minute after my acquittal.

The danger is that, if Mr. Perry were to win Iowa convincingly, he could clear the field of other conservative candidates.

(from the Foreword)" "D. Rose Elder convincingly shows the clear importance of the phenomenon of singing to the Amish in many dimensions of their culture and faith". "This fine account now stands as the basic reference source on the topic of Amish singing". "A compelling account of one of the most rarely heard and least understood forms of singing in North America today.

Our current report shows convincingly there are clear indices that the role of the insula is also worth examining in the context of gesture.

And it had done it so convincingly that it was clear there was nothing lucky about it.

The recovery has indeed been remarkable (if not unique wit ness only Japan), and it is one of the merits of Mr. Laqueur's book to have charted the stages of Europe's recrudescence clear ly and convincingly.

In their compelling, elegantly written analysis, two brilliant legal scholars (and clear-eyed explainers) convincingly demolish that myth". "[A] landmark new book... Thrillingly intelligent analysis of the ways the Burger Court handled the massive legacy it was handed by the Warren Court.

Spain get it clear but not too convincingly.