Sentence examples for partly convincing from inspiring English sources

But it's only partly convincing.

This was compared not favourably to Mrs Clinton's more flexible approach to ideology and principle.Barack Obama's tribute was only partly convincing.

Anyway, ministers protest, the Spanish government made the fatal mistake of trying to gain political advantage from a terrorist outrage by pinning it on the wrong set of murderers: this government would never do that.Like much else said about the war on terror, this is only partly convincing.

Fortunately, Him/Her is truly the better film, even if it's only partly convincing.

I left only partly convinced.

Despite these events, the Senate remained only partly convinced of the immediate danger that Catiline represented.

I hope you are at least partly convinced by the power of my examples.

The troupe managed to avoid bodily harm, partly by convincing the rioters that they were a French theater troupe and partly by making judicious use of the money the Adlers had won in court from Goldfaden.

He narrowly won the presidency again in 2006, partly by convincing Peruvians that he was a reformed character who believed in market economics and free trade, and partly because his challengers were even less convincing.But despite an economic boom, Mr García's approval rating has fallen to around 20%.

By the late 1990s he had built up a large domestic business, partly through convincing state governments to adopt a friendly tax regime for green power.

UNITA kills deserters, the army kills captives, and most rebels know no way of making a living except by pillage.The Angolan government is reportedly planning to drop leaflets on UNITA areas, partly to convince people that Mr Savimbi is dead, and partly to persuade the guerrillas to come out of the bush.