Sentence examples for more convincing one from inspiring English sources

"Fill in the gaps, make it sound more convincing," one detective told him.

Caine's award shows the striking new readiness of the industry and the American public to accept Brits in American roles with American accents, but his accent is outrageously bad, especially considering that Crowe showed how to do a much more convincing one, and transform himself physically into the bargain.

A different version of the real, then, and a more convincing one.

The second, more convincing, one reverses cause and effect: few voters identify with Blairism because too few politicians are promoting it.

At one level, the Perky Pat cult is obviously a satire of middle-class escapism, and, particularly, of American television — if we are prepared to stare stoned at that box for blank escape, why not at a more convincing one?

Powers, revelling in her status as a liberal speaking truth to the liberal powers that be, makes a more partisan case, and in some ways a more convincing one.

The Scarlet Knights, who were not selected, beat Dartmouth's selected crew on Friday, and today they rowed to an even more convincing one-and-a-quarter-boat-length victory to advance to Henley's second-highest eight-oared final, the Ladies Challenge Platee.

There are a myriad of possible reasons for this, the more convincing ones linked to educational trends as reported by UNESCO: women now outnumber men in worldwide university enrollments and graduation rates.

In the past, according to Curtice, the argument between Labour and the Conservatives hinged on their ability to be more convincing than one another about the economy.

It is probably no fault of Hughes, but of our age, that this argument is rather more convincing when one travels back in time.

The data would be more convincing if one of the proteins had shown differential binding.