Sentence examples for is especially convincing from inspiring English sources

Various reasons have been put forward to explain why the US will not be the new Japan, but Turner argues that none of them is especially convincing.

Dooley is especially convincing on the subtle ways in which the trauma hardens Ember; after Anson's betrayal, she steers clear of the campground children who might potentially befriend her.

Rockefeller's style is restrained and self-deprecating; the account of his attempts to modernize and globalize Chase makes for excellent business history, and his sketch of his complicated relationship with his brothers is especially convincing.

Chris MacAvoy, a partner specializing in antitrust issues at the Howrey law firm, in Washington, D.C., does not think the government's position is especially convincing.

Volle's impersonation is especially convincing: he captures the antic, almost clownish personality that many of Wagner's contemporaries recalled.

There is nothing here you haven't seen before — and very little that is especially convincing — but the cast is strong and the movie has an engaging, easygoing rhythm.

But neither story was especially convincing.

The cows painted by Matilda Brown are especially convincing.

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

As a myth of creation, the putting together of the song, element by element, over a period of days, is enormously enjoyable, even if it isn't especially convincing.

In recent Australian newspaper interviews, Carey has said that he thought of Maggs as "my imaginary ancestor". But the novel's attempt to depict him as a founding father of the modern Australian character develops late and is not especially convincing.