Sentence examples for overwhelmingly convincing from inspiring English sources
Either this or the overwhelmingly convincing earlier Djokovic stat has got to take a hit today.
But as a way out of the swamp it doesn't seem overwhelmingly convincing.
But Joanna Hogg quietly insists on her own story - a very English one, replete with unhappiness and embarrassment, and overwhelmingly convincing.
The sheer volume of outsiders' testimony that Balakian compiles, and the horrifying similarity of their observations of men, women and children beaten, tortured, burned to death in churches or sent out into the desert to starve, is an overwhelmingly convincing retort to genocide deniers.
QUESTION FROM TOUT: From reading your piece, one gets the impression that serious New Testament scholars are overwhelmingly convinced that the real, historical Jesus was disturbingly different from the Jesus of the Christian faith.
Americans enter the busiest stretch of the primary season in a frustrated mood, dissatisfied with President Bush but overwhelmingly convinced that none of the candidates for President really understand their lives, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News Poll.
How did all of these governors become suddenly conversant with educational research which so overwhelmingly convinced them that public schools must be abolished?
And parents — Latino parents especially — were overwhelmingly convinced their own kids would not delay gratification as long as they would have when they were 4 years old.
Instead, the public is already overwhelmingly convinced this is nothing more than shoveling money at the wealthy and Wall Street, at their expense.
"I'm not overwhelmingly convinced by the evidence in their paper," says Brian Charlesworth of the Institute of Evolutionary Biology at the University of Edinburgh.
A working-class male from a mid-sized European city in his 50s, he said that the overwhelmingly positive experience convinced him that mushrooms should be required for the Prime Minister before taking office.
