Sentence examples for convincingly suggested from inspiring English sources

Maribel's impairment is subtly, convincingly suggested, as is Mayor's growing dependence on her.

Ronald Harwood has convincingly suggested that "the fusion of the Anglo Saxon and the Slav to be one of the clues to understanding Gielgud's qualities both as an actor and as a man".

In contrast, PCA analyses performed based on the abundances of individual OTUs convincingly suggested a strong correlation between abundances of specific bacterial genera and health status of the infants during early stages of infancy.

Since bilateral orchidectomy lowers blood testosterone concentrations to undetectable levels, the dramatic decrease in MTA1 levels following castration convincingly suggested that testosterone may play a regulatory role in the modulation of MTA1 expression.

The data convincingly suggested the absence of ion-suppression or ion-enhancement for YH-8.

And, Judah convincingly suggests, an own goal.

Two-dimensional art always needs devices that allow it to more convincingly suggest a third dimension.

The sound of these pieces convincingly suggests a blush of discovery bound by larger purpose.

Thomas convincingly suggests that Jones used what we would today call a terrorist campaign to settle some decidedly personal scores.

Because film-makers can take advantage of camera angles, editing and cutting, screen sex can convincingly suggest nudity and even penetration.

Waldron convincingly suggests a source for this dire but bodiless sex in Welty's deep entanglement with a man who would not touch her.