Sentence examples for not persuasively from inspiring English sources
Okaloosa has not persuasively made that case.
They are so convinced that their way is the right way, but it's just misunderstood, not clearly explained, not persuasively advocated.
He has argued impressively if not persuasively over more than 20 years in favour of expanding the circle of creatures for whom people should feel concern.
The answer, from the evidence of Tarsem Singh's "Mirror Mirror," a would-be comic and cheeky redo of Snow White, is yes, but not persuasively.
But fascinating as these personal anecdotes are, they do not persuasively support the book's organizing thesis, outlined with blast-furnace ferocity in the introduction.
If successful, ambitious goals like health care reform and energy legislation may generate jobs, but officials have not persuasively linked them to job growth.
And yet, the thousands of words in Leibovich's vivid and revealing piece somehow don't persuasively explain what Allen does — what accounts for his supreme importance.
And yet, the thousands of words in Leibovich's vivid and revealing piece somehow don't persuasively explain what Allen does what accounts for his supreme importance.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet And yet, the thousands of words in Leibovich's vivid and revealing piece somehow don't persuasively explain what Allen does — what accounts for his supreme importance.
The lover's incessant iterations that some woman named Marinette "has custody of her soul" are increasingly irritating.Moreover, the protagonists' extracurricular follies aren't persuasively erotic, but stiff, technical, and dependent on hackneyed leather props.
Ford mentions the way good writing can provide a refreshed awareness of what one has seen, and emphasizes that Angell never ties the sport "to weights and galactic significances it can't persuasively bear".
