Sentence examples for feel convincing from inspiring English sources
The results feel convincing in a way other films have not always managed.
I urge you to read the earlier posts so that this apparently far-fetched proposal begins to feel convincing.
Over two decades, she wrote children's books set almost exclusively in late-19th-century England, humorously creating an atmosphere that was accurately enough underpinned to feel convincing, without ever feeling over-researched or teacherly.
Arguments may play a role, but they are not decisive and we simply come to feel convinced of a particular picture.
Some do not feel convinced by the case for it, at all; many, though, think more time should be devoted to using the process of inspections to persuade Saddam to comply before war is used, as a last resort.
Well, O.K., here's one: Hold someone underwater for a really long time, until their nostrils fill with water and they feel convinced they're drowning and begin to thrash desperately around and maybe even shit or piss themselves.
Some doctors admit they convey to patients more optimism than they actually feel, convinced that patients who think they are "going to beat this thing" do better than those who realize their chances are nil.
One would need to know nothing about Burns's life to feel convinced by the sweetness and bite of his epistle, "A Poet's Welcome to his Love-Begotten Daughter: the First Instance that Entitled Him to the Venerable Appellation of Father".
Hence, it benefits the child's attendence in the PCHC services when parents feel convinced that the child's health check-ups at PCHC are useful.
In the face of such complexity, it is far from simple for the practitioner to feel convinced that a given therapy will indeed ensure improved health not to mention passing on this conviction to the patient, who is exposed to a wealth of medical information on the Internet and in the mass media.
