Sentence examples for overly convincing from inspiring English sources
The Giants were not overly convincing today, but they did win under completely different conditions than in past weeks.
As if Ms. Sunée were some overly convincing soap opera star, readers regularly write to urge her to get back together with Mr. Baussan.
He stated that the camera positioning during a lot of acts in not "overly convincing" and some close-ups are too dark.
I'm not overly convinced.
I'm not overly convinced that the "business in the front, party in the rear" narrative of a mullet necessarily makes the mullet itself any more interesting so I'm not sure the same argument works that well for architecture. .
Although Mr. Ginsborg's arguments in this area can be overly schematic, he is convincing when he asserts that these 20 years of "cultural conditioning" must be factored in when considering the political success of Forza Italia, with its corporate-consumer-celebrity cult ethos, and Mr. Berlusconi's personal appeal.
Wendell, whom Peele plays on the show — a three-hundred-pound recluse, fond of cheesy crusts and action figures, overly anxious to convince people that he's "seeing someone, sexually" — is only a kind of obscene, comic extrapolation of Peele-the-fantasy-fan.
Convincing the public of Dobzhansky's rule has not been overly successful, as judged by elementary science teaching curricula, elementary science textbooks, or state learning outcomes for elementary students (North Carolina State 2006).
Although every customer's case is different, Mr. Wolfe's situation mirrors that of many neophyte investors across America who were convinced by overly optimistic stockbrokers that the only risk associated with the stock market was not being in it.
Could they channel the World Cup winners of 1998 by turning a not overly-convincing start into a relentless machine come the knockout stages?
