Sentence examples for has convincingly ended from inspiring English sources

Ms. Warner's "Last September" concludes with gunshots, tears and the quick departure of guests, but all that has convincingly ended is the movie.

Except for the controversial EGDT trial in the early pre-ICU setting, no study has convincingly demonstrated an advantage of perfusion-oriented goals (such as lactate or SmvO2) over classic hemodynamic parameters as end points of resuscitation.

It has convincingly shown the value of cooperation between childcare services and kindergartens.

Today Microsoft has convincingly back-pedaled.

By the end, he had convincingly inhabited more than a dozen different voices and I felt I had learned more about Iraq than in any documentary or factual account.

The biographer might have convincingly left it at that, but the GMAN demands a more forgiving, less realistic ending.

The results have convincingly demonstrated the validity and practicability of the developed scheme.

Yet no studies have convincingly linked these viruses to disease.

But he was impressed that the new paper had convincingly added metabolic rates to the picture.

Researchers have convincingly demonstrated that simple organs and complex tissues can now be 3D printed.

However, recent developments have convincingly refuted both concerns.