"Palookaville" proves persuasively that crime doesn't necessarily pay in these parts.
Lawyers for Warren McCleskey had proved, about as persuasively as the law can require, that his murder conviction and death sentence were obtained with the aid of a jailhouse informant planted by the Atlanta police in violation of his established constitutional rights.
Overall, this study does not persuasively demonstrate a risk between benzene and AML.
As the program proved, the Joffrey has persuasively maintained its familiar productions of "Faune," originally performed in 1979 with Rudolf Nureyev, and "Sacre".
When the state-owned nuclear industry was paralyzed during last year's "citizens jury" on nuclear power, South Korean nuclear scientists and engineers proved they could speak persuasively and directly to the public about the truth facing nuclear plants.
He also proved that he was good at talking to people, persuasively delaying the collapse of the power-sharing executive by persuading the SDLP to stay.
History has proved this maxim wrong many times, but never so persuasively as in the age of the computer chip, when the relationship between appearance and performance has become increasingly irrelevant.
Academic writing is about proving a point, and the point requires arguing your case persuasively.
But as the Connecticut retirement plans persuasively argued, the federal rules on class actions do not require a would-be class of plaintiffs to prove their claims are true to get class certification.
The St Helens prop from Samoa could hardly have done more to prove his passion in representing his adopted country, spontaneously punching his chest after crashing over for the first try in Britain's 20-14 firsTestst win, and speaking emotionally and persuasively afterwards of his reasons for wearing the red, white and blue.
