Sentence examples for partially convincing from inspiring English sources
But the attempts of his supporters to use his economic record to promote his candidacy are only partially convincing.
It is also clear that people tend to overestimate the immediate impact of new developments but underestimate their longer-term effects.In this section Over a billion people now Future unrosy Go with the flows How the reader was lost Forecasting trouble Winter chill ReprintsMr Altman writes with some verve, yet he makes only a partially convincing case in support of his predictions.
But Weeden is only partially convinced.
Some of the few outside of the production allowed to visit the set included Rod Roddenberry, Ronald D. Moore, Jonathan Frakes, Walter Koenig, Nichelle Nichols, Ben Stiller, Tom Cruise and Steven Spielberg (who had partially convinced Abrams to direct because he liked the script, and he even advised the action scenes during his visit).
Partially to convince Netanyahu and Barak not to attack Iran without U.S. support; but probably also to signal to the Iranians how seriously the U.S. takes Israel's threat, thus increasing the pressure on Iran.
The answer, at this point, is virtually none.At a meeting with Mr Arafat in Cairo on July 15th, Mr Peres was partially successful in convincing his Egyptian hosts that neither he nor Mr Sharon had an interest in a general conflagration.
Although he was greeted as a hero, he was only partially successful in convincing people to leave; his mother, in particular, was determined to finish out her life where she was.
Stevens was convincing as Ferrars, the diffident love interest of Elinor Dashwood, even though it was a performance in which he managed only partially to sublimate his natural charisma.
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