Sentence examples for no more convincing from inspiring English sources

They went through the ritual handshake at the net, the winner's smile no more convincing than the loser's slight easing of pursed lips.

The other arguments made by the Bush team seemed no more convincing to us yesterday than they had before, although they appear to be the basis on which a court majority could converge to overturn the Florida court.

Daniel Nagin, a professor of public policy at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, for example, says it's an "interesting contention," but he finds this no more convincing than any other explanation for the crime drop.

At this point, the Prince returned, prompting Maggie to retell the coincidence of her having bought the Golden Bowl and the Jew having remembered the Prince and Charlotte, a coincidence no more convincing the second time around.

The Russians' claims regarding the Skripals are no more convincing.

As a narrative, this is no more convincing than Cameron's hymn to British values.

Williams has charged through the Olympic tournament, with no performance more convincing than tonight's.

Theodora's own conversion is not Damascene, but something far more convincing: "no glorious epiphany," as Duffy nicely puts it, "but a slow erosion of her cynicism".

No rational argument is more convincing than any of its opposing rational arguments, the Ismâ'îlites claimed, since all rational proofs are mutually equivalent (takâfu' al-adilla).

And yet, by the end of a novel that alternated between intensely annoying me – Tassie is no more a convincing 20-year-old than Philip Roth is a convincing Paris Hilton impersonator – and utterly captivating me with its stunning writing and acute observations, I had come to realise that, just like Momus's book, the jokes were absolutely vital to the success of this novel.

Again, this finding will be more convincing if no excess is observed in controls.