Sentence examples for prove convincing from inspiring English sources

But Fox and his fellow performers had no idea if they could put on a show that would prove convincing to their German audience.

Whether these and other arguments made by the lawsuits will prove convincing to the federal judges considering them remains to be seen.

While it seemed inevitable that the more intimate club shows would be a success, the big question that hovered over this reunion was whether the band could prove convincing at a festival.

If the environmental reasons are not enough to get the attention of those who don't believe in the man-made causes of global warming, perhaps the economic reasons will prove convincing.

But his decision to reinvent himself as a tax-cutter is unlikely to prove convincing as long as the overall tax burden remains so high.

It isn't enough, in other words, to know what kinds of speeches affect what kinds of soul, the philosophical rhetorician must also know that this man in front of him is of such and such a kind, and be able to talk in the kind of way that will prove convincing to him (e2 272b2).

Reviews of the Chicago production last year were outstanding, and the performance in this recording (Cedille CDR 90000 062; two CD's), with Alexander Platt conducting, Jason Collins as Schweik and Marc Embree in various roles, proves convincing.

The argument proved convincing.

With illustrious players like the Soros Quantum Fund jumping in on early-stage financing, EarthLink's focus on applications not platforms proved convincing.

Although this description has inspired some to attempt to accommodate the extant paradoxes (of motion, plurality, and place) within a unified architecture that would have provided the plan for Zeno's original book, if in fact he wrote only one, none of these attempts have proved convincing.

His human interiors prove less convincing.