Sentence examples for not so convincingly from inspiring English sources

Next up in the effort to secure the relaxant of an early goal was Commons with a wicked free kick which Mokin, not so convincingly this time, pushed to safety.

We are told about Foster from what is technically his point of view, but because he does not speak in the first person as April does, the adult male world of manual labor, pickup trucks, poker games, tobacco farms and the race track is not so convincingly rendered as is the inner life of the young girl.

"Oh, that will just complicate things," she said not so convincingly.

Although anthropomorphic animals abound in picture books there are not so many convincingly real child characters.

Yet when Samuel Alito asked Mr Verrilli to articulate a limiting principle, he could not do so convincingly.If Mr Verrelli was prone to stumbles, Paul Clement, the lawyer for the states, was a picture of agility.

With its huge market lead, Nokia is seen as a bellwether for the industry as it emerges from a slump, though it has not done so convincingly enough for many investors.

Oramo's typically fresh and instinctive approach may not be the way to hear the Sixth every time, but it is still compelling - rather more so than his Seventh, which does not cohere so convincingly, for all the tonal depth of the CBSO's playing.

First, in April 2008, Helen Levy and David Meltzer performed a systematic review of the available evidence, concluding that "many of the studies claiming to show a causal effect of health insurance on health do not do so convincingly because the observed correlation between insurance and good health may be driven by other, unobservable factors".

However, the role of intratumoral versus peritumoral lymphatics in the pathology of primary human tumors [ 3, 5, 8, 12– 15] has not been so convincingly demonstrated.

The 50s hasn't been so convincingly recreated since Far from Heaven (filmed in Connecticut locations) and despite its big names, this never comes over like a star vehicle.

You can convince yourself that you can see it in Murder, that newer edge of restraint, of knowing what this might mean, that was not always there so convincingly before.