Sentence examples for convincingly interpreted from inspiring English sources
There have still been attempts to romanticize this past: Some of the carvings in the museum at Monte Albán were once thought to show dancers in acrobatic motion; now they are more convincingly interpreted as images of brutally castrated prisoners of war.
This family is convincingly interpreted by his father (Kenneth Sambula Jr.), his brother (Erick Paul) and his future bride (Alicia Philadelphia).
We suggest that the insecurity narrative can be convincingly used to interpret rising childlessness in western Germany.
I can't convincingly render surfer rock.
Early research in the 1920's introduced the view: experiments, though largely primitive, were designed and interpreted adequately and thus demonstrated convincingly this role.
Tracking back to their historical transformations of different life history forms during the evolutionary process can convincingly be clarified only if it is interpreted within a robust phylogenetic framework.
Epidemiologic arguments must carefully control for confounding, and none to date argues convincingly for tick transmission of Bartonella spp. Certain authors have interpreted their studies as providing epidemiologic support for tick transmission of Bartonella spp. These data are, however, largely anecdotal and inconclusive (28, 29 ).
To do that most convincingly, you'll need to include references to prior cases in your circuit that interpreted the issue as you want the appellate court to (opposite from the trial court's judgment).
I join the Court's opinion; it demonstrates convincingly that the California statute at issue in this case, Cal.Penal Code § 647 e), as interpreted by California courts, is unconstitutionally vague.
