Sentence examples for convincingly reveals from inspiring English sources

The play also convincingly reveals just why Regina went on to marry a man she never loved.

Ms. Hitsujiya might have wanted to expose the underbelly of conventional femininity in Japanese culture, but her images and text never cohere in a way that convincingly reveals her subject.

Scrutiny into the composition of natural, or biological materials convincingly reveals that high material and structural efficiency can be attained, even with moderate-quality constituents, by hierarchical topologies, i.e., successively organized material levels or layers.

The study by Stensrud et al. (2013) is remarkable in that it convincingly reveals the existence dopaminergic terminals in the striatum of mice and rats that contain a high density of immunogold particles for GABA.

SCN lesions have also been reported to impair rodent habituation [ 4], however, what this study convincingly reveals is that the contribution of specific circadian clock proteins to the process of habituation must be specific.

Though antioxidant assay results convincingly revealed 0.5% w/w MOLM as the optimal gradient for feed supplement, the in vitro results specified that generally MOLE exhibit higher antioxidant activity than MOLM, and this drives us to analyze the role of constituents in the activity.

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).

Visual inspection of this locus in aCGH plots did not reveal convincingly significant variations.

Their existence also conveniently reveals that Viren's dullness (conveyed all too convincingly by Mr. Deshmukh) is a virtue: in this family, rebellion for a black sheep means doing the right thing.

Cordero Arce makes the compelling argument that these organisations are an example of how an emancipatory discourse of children's rights can emerge, yet he fails to convincingly show how this discourse could be institutionalised and indeed reveals several mechanisms through which the human rights regime actively resists it (Cordero Arce 2012).

During his apprenticeship years as a survivor in Breslau, Latte was forced to learn two things: how to hide his identity and lie convincingly and how to reveal himself.