Sentence examples for more convincing interpretation from inspiring English sources
That's still the more convincing interpretation.
The result is a more convincing interpretation of sustainable fashion than many of her Western contemporaries have mustered.
The highly visible injuries to Beryl's bodily exterior – bruising, signs of asphyxiation, and ligature marks – seemed to offer a more convincing interpretation of her death as one of violence at the hands of her husband.
Frank's is a more effective biography than Williamson's, more convincing in its interpretations, subtler about life and lives — and Dostoevsky was a better subject for biography than Borges, whose fiction, Wallace notes, as the bridge between modernism and post-modernism, was "designed primarily as metaphysical arguments".
In addition, they would strengthen our findings and provide more convincing evidence of our proposed interpretation.
After a tentative rendition of "Deh vieni, non tardar" from "The Marriage of Figaro" Ms. de Bique sang with an appealing, silvery soprano and offered more convincing (if sometimes rough-edged) interpretations of "Oh! Quante Volte" from Bellini's "Capulets and the Montagues," "Je veux vivre" from Gounod's "Roméo et Juliette" and "Summertime" from Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess".
The latter interpretation may be more convincing according to the results of the current study because of the lack of association between measures of inhibitory control and nicotine exposure (i.e. the number of cigarettes smoked per day).
The concurrence's treatment of Section 5 as "informing" its interpretation of Article II, Section 1, is no more convincing.
The core experiments and the application to the well logging interpretation indicated that the PT model provides a more convincing formation resistivity factor, while the formation resistivity factor calculated using Archie's equation is larger than that measured in the lab, especially when the porosity is relatively low.
Evidence from the lower end of the femur would have been more convincing, he said, but that was missing, and other cited evidence could have contradictory interpretations.
(Some more convincing than others).
