Sentence examples for rather convincingly from inspiring English sources
"rather convincingly" is correct and usable in written English
Use it to add emphasis to an idea that is convincingly argued. For example: "The applicant's case for the job was rather convincingly presented."
The case has been made rather convincingly by the leaders in our healthcare system.
Over the next 200 pages, he demonstrates rather convincingly that no one belongs to the black community anymore.
("I don't know about you," he said rather convincingly after being injured at a concert, "but I'm freakin' out").
That very day, Elle magazine had released images of the model Agyness Deyn, rather convincingly styled as James Dean, that Mr. Franco had created as part of an art project.
On one side are the folks who complain (rather convincingly, mind) that America has far too many guns and not enough measures to keep them out of the wrong hands.
Incidents such as these can be exploited by al-Qaida and other jihadists to argue, rather convincingly, that the United States is not in a war against terrorism but a war against Islam.
Rather, he convincingly places the responsibility where it belongs, squarely on the backs of political leaders.
It shouldn't go to a vocal killer, but rather someone convincingly weak, like Adam Levine of Maroon 5, a singer both more feckless and more popular than Mr. Mars.
Rather less convincingly, he entertains the theory that costumed revelers migrating from the Waverly Theater's midnight showings of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" straight to CBGB begat punk fashion.
But when you consider that part of the ordering process for the SIM involved my family member providing T-Mobile with her birth date it does seem rather less convincingly coincidental.
Was Serena's rather bluff narration convincingly feminine?
