Sentence examples for impossible to convincingly from inspiring English sources

It's next to impossible to convincingly beat a team with Fowler on it.

Starting with a premise that sounds almost impossible to capture convincingly onstage — four middle-aged, middle-class men attempt a poorly planned weekend canoe adventure down a perilous south Georgia river — this production, directed by Joe Tantalo, compounds the challenge by allowing virtually no set or props.

The problem with trying to come up with a coherent argument for why a device or game needs an always-on connection without saying those three dreaded letters (D-R-M) is that it's impossible to do convincingly.

EhSINE1s preferentially insert into very T-rich regions of the E. histolytica genome which makes short TSDs impossible to recognise convincingly - any hits ≤6 bp long were not significant and were scored as zero (no TSD).

He means sharpening them, finessing them, and spinning them until they become electorally potent, capable of swaying voters and disabling opponents who find them impossible to argue against convincingly.

The first one is that everybody wants there to be new and fresh money made available for fighting climate change, but it's really impossible for governments to convincingly say, "Hey this money is genuinely new and not just substituting for money we would have spent on something else".

For obvious reasons, it is impossible for an actor to convincingly recreate the birth process.

Even so, it is impossible to imagine anyone inhabiting the part more convincingly.

The lamenting voices strummed so convincingly, so passionately, it was impossible to suspect them of being phantoms.

What the juries also heard, most convincingly, was the one thing that is almost impossible to rebut — a defendant's recorded confession.

Has Mr. Mitchell perhaps hidden too convincingly behind his bravura pyrotechnics, they ask, so that it is impossible to tell which voice is really his? "To which my response would be, Why is that necessarily a problem?" Mr. Mitchell said over lunch in London, en route to Heathrow Airport for the American leg of his book tour.