Sentence examples for making a convincing case from inspiring English sources

Many of them, though, are not making a convincing case.

But the Nuggets contend everything is about to change, and they are making a convincing case on the court each night.

Like the best introductions, this is more manifesto than textbook, making a convincing case for its subject by explaining why it is both important and interesting.

Opacity also prevents Israel from making a convincing case that its nuclear policy is indeed one of defensive last resort and from participating in a meaningful fashion in regional arms control and global disarmament deliberations.

Yet neither managed to upstage Bérénice Bejo, their Oscar-nominated co-star, whose suddenly red hair had had been molded into an inexplicable tribute to Lucille Ball, in making a convincing case for a return to black-and-white film.

The bigger problem is that, while making a convincing case for the social revolution that could come from our liberation from TV, Shirky seems to be telling just half the story.

Mr Finlayson certainly makes a convincing case.

He made a convincing case.

It hasn't made a convincing case that they should.

But Langewiesche makes a convincing case for the valiant A320.

"Tony Abbott needs to make a convincing case for these changes.