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What was more convincing was animated films.

More convincing was Stockhausen's "Klavierstück X," which opened the program.

More convincing was Orpheus's dynamic, buoyant and vividly accented rendition of Haydn's Symphony No. 73, "The Hunt".

More convincing was Liszt's Prelude and Fugue in A Minor (after J. S. Bach), one of innumerable transcriptions and arrangements Liszt made of works by his predecessors and colleagues, which Mr. Trpceski played with coloristic nuances and dramatic flair.

More convincing was Have a Little Faith (1994), which was well received internationally and generated a couple of minor UK hit singles with Take Me Home and Let the Healing Begin.

That seems unlikely to me, but when he searched a database of five million books printed in American or British English from 1800-2000 more convincing was the lack of any mentions of "pink for a boy", even though from 1890 onwards there were increasing mentions of "pink for a girl".

Even more convincing are the smaller ways Sullivan fully inhabits Alice's perspective.

But even more convincing is the way true romance means being loved for who you are, warts and all.

No more convincing is the White House's claim that the G.A.O.'s request is a "partisan fishing expedition".

More convincing is Shinkai's theory that Your Name's natural-disaster element has struck a chord.

Stubbs's historical paintings are among the least successful of his works; much more convincing are his scenes of familiar country activities done in the 1770s.