Sentence examples for convincingly executed from inspiring English sources

However, he argued that "Jealous" had an "intriguing dynamic" between invincibility and vulnerability, with the latter being convincingly executed by the singer for the first time.

Nick Levine of Digital Spy gave the song four stars out of five, commenting that although the song was "formulaic," the formula was executed convincingly.

So how convincingly do they portray it?

Indeed, as a number of historians have convincingly revealed, abortion features prominently in the retelling of some of Britain's most infamous twentieth-century murder trials and executions, including those of Edith Thompson (executed, alongside her lover Frederick Bywaters, for the murder of her husband in 1923) and Ruth Ellis (hanged in 1955 for the murder of her lover David Blakely).

"We executed.

Or executed.

Grass argues, convincingly, that his boy self did more morally troubling things than wearing the twin SS runes on his collar at the tail-end of the war: failing to ask questions about the disappearance of his uncle (summarily executed by the Nazis), for instance, or the disappearance of his Latin teacher (taken to a concentration camp).

Loose balls ping around convincingly: you must work hard to get them under control, and your adrenalin levels are just as likely to be spiked by a scrappy period of penalty-box pinball as by an immaculate volley from a perfectly executed cross.

Scores were executed.

All were executed.

Ocalan wasn't executed.