Sentence examples for convincingly stated from inspiring English sources

That is not the important point at the moment because in my view it can already be convincingly stated, on the basis of the reports as such that on account of his reduced mental ability the defendant is not in a condition to understand the entire proceedings.

In an oh-by-the-way manner he convincingly stated that there was in fact no Santa Claus and that they whole thing was... sort of a nice lie.

We think that we have now convincingly demonstrated (as originally stated) that Msl1 or Nsl1 are exclusively present in their respective HAT complexes, in which Mof is present with similar abundance (with a close to 1 1 subunit ratio) than either Msl1, or Nsl1.

There are few data to state convincingly that convective clearance is better than diffusive clearance.

The referendum was fair and transparent, and the people of Crimea clearly and convincingly expressed their will and stated that they want to be with Russia.

In typical Jobs fashion, he was ahead of the media curve and stated his arguments convincingly, despite his hypocrisy.

We were surprised to read the statement of the data not being convincing, since the editor's letter stated: "The results convincingly show the difference between "avascular" and "vascular" migration the study provides important new insights into in vivo malaria sporozoite behavior during the critical interval between injection into the dermis and entry into blood vessels".

As an adviser to one of the candidates said, "Winning here, in this convincingly blue state, would be the canary in the coal mine".

The developer pulled out, blaming -- not very convincingly -- the state's inability to clear up complications over New York City's claim to the property under a 19th-century deed.

Chief objections to physicalism are stated lucidly, and rebutted convincingly.

The small size of subatomic particles is perhaps most convincingly expressed not by stating their absolute units of measure but by comparing them with the complex particles of which they are a part.