Sentence examples for creating a convincing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Zadravec and her director, Erica Schmidt, are more effective at conveying individual vistas of horror than at creating a convincing dramatic panorama.

But creating a convincing experience is difficult.

"We are engaged in creating a convincing fake," he says.

But creating a convincing talking computer is actually really hard.

As in "Blast Radius," Mr. Rogers displays an impressive control over his sprawling material, creating a convincing postapocalyptic world inside a sturdy theatrical structure.

In April Underhill, Tooth Fairy (Walker £11.99) Bob Graham does a virtuoso job of creating a convincing imaginative universe for a family of tooth fairies.

Chambers' soft tones paired with Fanning's masculine inflection create a convincing harmony – and make for a bittersweet listen.

Battery Park City proves that under the ideal conditions - the strong administrative leadership of Richard Kahan and Meyer Frucher and the strong design of Alex Cooper and Stanton Eckstut's master plan - we still have the ability to create a convincing new urban environment.

Yet activating this area was apparently enough to create a brutally convincing synthetic pain.

She created a highly convincing gap in the floor of the Turbine Hall, a crack running from end to end, a scar from cheek to cheek.

This historical disaster movie – a sort of period version of old ITV hit London's Burning – will benefit from digital technology's ability to create and destroy a convincing 17th-century city but, given Bradby's background as a journalist and thriller writer, may also suggest metaphors for the current terrorist threat to the city.