Sentence examples for convincingly say from inspiring English sources
The major brewers and spirits companies mostly stayed out of the fray, because their long-term business models relied on being able to convincingly say that they promoted responsible drinking".
Mr. Roker, 47, the kind of man who can convincingly say, "Here's what's happening in your neck of the woods," though he was born and raised in Brooklyn and Queens, said he has three Weber grills.
And because President Bush did not campaign in any of the races, the Democrats cannot convincingly say that their victories were a referendum on his presidency, just as in New York Republicans cannot say the results had anything to do with the White House.
The first one is that everybody wants there to be new and fresh money made available for fighting climate change, but it's really impossible for governments to convincingly say, "Hey this money is genuinely new and not just substituting for money we would have spent on something else".
As long as the Look AHEAD trial was out there, we couldn't convincingly say that dieting does not work.
The always-charming Chris Lowell (who plays Bash, a trust fund wrestling-obsessive with the cash to fund the project) just looks like he belongs in the 80s, right down to being the only man to convincingly say "bitchin'".
Mr. Perelman, almost convincingly, said that he did not care much one way or the other.
"That's the only team in the division I think can pull away and win it convincingly," said Showalter, who managed the Diamondbacks in their first three years and is now an ESPN analyst.
"We deserved it because we took the game to them and we maybe should have won more convincingly," said Baxter.
"We don't think anybody can model that convincingly," says panel chair Chris Whipple, a risk assessment engineer at ICF Kaiser Engineers Inc., in Oakland, California.
"It's a friendly game but when you're playing against your rivals there is no such thing, it's always important to get a good win and we did that convincingly," said Keane.
