Both views are equally convincing.
These distinct narratives are equally convincing.
Western investors and many Western governments find it equally convincing.
Unfortunately little else in this alternately sluggish and overwrought revival is equally convincing.
Not everything about Mr. Strassberger's conception, which reset the action to span the years 1919 to 1934 to tap the decadent cultural resonances surrounding Schreker, was equally convincing.
The case for a health policy committee to oversee and set priorities for public spending on health care seems equally convincing.
Equally convincing are KickStart's cost calculations: for just $65, the pump can lift an individual out of poverty for good.
But, like Socrates, he found that the arguments in favor of any position were always inadequate, or balanced by equally convincing arguments against it (cf. Diogenes Laertius 4.28, Cicero Academica 1.45).
They showed no shame or inhibitions that the business plan they had pitched so convincingly to me a month before had now been transformed into something quite else they seemed equally enthusiastic about, and equally convincing.
David Ashton, a gay student, who is prosecuted in Sloat's witch hunt, is equally convincing.
Secondly, not all evidence is equally convincing.
