Sentence examples for made convincing from inspiring English sources

"I made convincing arguments for him," she said.

Very few classical stanzas have made convincing English equivalents.

There was a painter who made convincing Guardi oils, which, he swore, he never sold as the real thing.

The pair will discuss what progress has been made convincing other EU leaders of a reform package offered to Mr Cameron by Mr Tusk.

Indeed, it recalls the work of the 19th-century American painters William Harnett and John Peto, who made convincing trompe l'oeil arrangements of commonplace but often unrelated objects.

Just why he should be so precipitate is not made convincing or clear, except that it serves the plot's convenience and permits the story to move along.

Pop stars simply never make convincing moves into rock.

He never bridges the dichotomy in a way that makes convincing sense of Sweeney's obsessions.

A lot of chefs see something fun in the world and make convincing copies.

It takes more than a video camera and a good idea to make convincing reality television.

As no other war seemed as futile, it was easier to make convincing anti-war statements.