Sentence examples for particularly convince from inspiring English sources
Moreover, he thought, such arguments should particularly convince those who were knowledgeable about nature, who knew enough about the details of the world to be impressed by the intricacy of the presumed workmanship.
But none of it is particularly convincing.
Between us, you're not particularly convincing.
As in the movie, it wasn't particularly convincing.
While I appreciate his effort, I don't find it particularly convincing.
He did not seem particularly convinced that anything the Fed could do would be enough.
I'm pretty sure it wasn't out; the appeal wasn't particularly convincing.
Damrosch cannot solve the age-old mystery, but his account of this relationship is particularly convincing.
It dodged moralising more successfully than Electric Dreams, and Richard Delaney, as Orwell, was particularly convincing.
Maybe I have tough standards about women's bodies," she wonders, not sounding particularly convinced by her own explanation.
Big-name actors Daniel Radcliffe and Bill Paxton play the two main adversaries: Paxton's moral crusader with anger management issues is particularly convincing.
