Sentence examples for does not convincingly from inspiring English sources

To date, inspection evidence does not convincingly demonstrate that they have a major impact.

The right hand extended to touch the face is disproportionately big and does not convincingly connect with the body.

And while the list of people Gingrich seems willing to assist is interesting – it includes would-be child workers, Tiffany salespeople and Cliff'sNotes authors – it so far does not convincingly extend to struggling families.

This book does not convincingly illustrate the magnitude of change Mr. Johnson attributes to the self-organization principle; he predicts that it will usher in a revolution "every bit as significant" as the one unleashed by our harnessing of electricity.

Here, he says, lies a danger, common to the US and Europe: that if the mainstream left does not convincingly address the tangle of economic issues that underlies this year's great outbreak of protest and unrest, the initiative could easily be seized by the right.

But Kenez does not convincingly back it up.

Though it tries, "Biography" doesn't convincingly depict a vast distance between the Nelsons' on-air and off-air personalities.

But as she carefully presents Frankie's absurd affectations, she doesn't convincingly reveal the genuine, roiling hurt that they disguise.

But Shu-Yi Chou, one of the founders of the promising all-male company "Horse," seen last year at the Joyce Theater, doesn't convincingly evoke a coherent theatrical universe from these activities.

The story provides a great inside chronicle but doesn't convincingly underscore how Napster represented a microcosm of the technology boom or offer broader lessons about the Internet gold rush.

There is a lot of brittle dialogue that doesn't convincingly capture the febrile and shallow world of Ward; this portrayal of his coterie is somehow lacking in human authenticity.