Having a positive attitude convincingly helps quality of life and resilience in chronic illness.
All of this, Mr. Riddell convincingly argues, helps explain why Mr. Blair was Mr. Bush's soul mate, not his "poodle," in confronting Saddam Hussein.
"We decided that that was not the best approach to use going forward," Dr. Feigal said, in part because measuring red blood cell numbers does not prove convincingly which drug helps patients more.
But, whether cooperatively or competitively, we must begin adapting to the limits of our resources, and Michael Klare's outstanding book -- exhaustively researched, beautifully written, and convincingly argued -- helps move this vital project forward.
Nudism (or naturism) bills itself, fairly convincingly, as liberation, helping people to escape body shame and the stress of self-presentation or to reconnect with nature and a sense of their unmodified place in it.
Two new apps have been created to help people convincingly pretend that they are in a relationship.
And how to deliver bad dialogue convincingly – a skill that really helped in the early days of my career.
By so thoroughly discrediting the postwar Keynesian consensus, and by doing so more convincingly than in America, Thatcherism helped move the center of gravity in economics from fine-tuning and stabilisation and towards more rules-based, non-discretionary policy.
Tells how Clark's attention to minutiae helped her establish convincingly that neither Simpson nor his Bronco was at home at the time of the murders, her strategy bespoke an almost ingenuous confidence in the jurors: if only she could show them all the little things that added up to the government's case, those facts would trump the big thing--race--that formed the heart of the defense.
The minor characters, many of whom carry whole chapters without Banks's help, are varied and convincingly drawn.
