Sentence examples for obviously convincing from inspiring English sources

"The question is obviously convincing more people that the regime was responsible".

Obviously convinced that his team's 9-0 lead would be sufficient, the New York manager, Alberto Gonzalez, moved Almonte to center field and brought in Vinas.

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To his old party he was a turncoat, to his new one something of a foreign body: a banker's son, rather too obviously convinced that he knew best, and inclined to irritate less brainy comrades with such habits as quoting Rilke in French.

Paddy has positioned himself as the fun bookie, and some advertising chap had obviously convinced him that the following would be a hilarious scenario: a chap posts on Facebook asking about special offers, is advised to phone Paddy's "stunning" phone operators – lovely ladies pictured – for details, and then has his call answered by a bespectacled geeky-looking chap.

While Tom has played only 322 minutes in his debut season in Australia, he has obviously convinced McNamara he is a better option.

But MTV has obviously convinced Warner that when it comes to videoclips, it's still a worthwhile business partner especially since this time it will share the wealth.

Well Wong obviously convinced somebody he was on to something, as True Ventures, Hummer Winblad and blue chip brands like Carl's Jr, Sephora and PopChips have now given him the vote of confidence.

But are incremental upgrades between the iPhone 3G and the iPhone ]I[ or whatever it will be called enough to convince the 30% of iPhone 3G buyers who switched to AT&T just for the phone – mostly from the Moto RAZR – to upgrade? Apple is obviously convinced they will.

Brown was obviously too convincing.

"So they were obviously not convinced by Peabody's presentation," said Heffa Schuecking, a campaigner for Urgewald.