Sentence examples for especially convincing from inspiring English sources

But neither story was especially convincing.

That is true, but not especially convincing.

The argument was not especially convincing.

The cows painted by Matilda Brown are especially convincing.

Their delicacy and refinement proved especially convincing in the otherworldly Kingdom of the Shades scene.

The claimed constraints - especially the need for cooperation in the Middle East - are not especially convincing.

Even the filmmakers don't seem especially convinced on this count, since half of "Hollywoodland" involves a dead-end pseudo-noir about another hustler, a private eye named Louis Simo, whom Adrien Brody fails to shape into a character of interest despite much aggressive eyebrow raising.

Students were especially convinced that mastering the selected syllabus as a tutor would be relevant for their future professional career.

But politically they did need to, especially to convince public opinion and to help other governments to support them openly.

Several clinicians, GPs especially, were convinced that the radiologist does not always read the clinical question on the request.

It could be that adopters of cloud-based electronic records are also especially adept at convincing hesitant parents to get jabs done, or that they serve an especially pliable clientele.