Sentence examples for rather more convincing from inspiring English sources

The evidence for gaming's curative and therapeutic benefits, by contrast, is rather more convincing.

For Monahan, "the less starry Edward Watson was a rather more convincing disturbed young man".

It is probably no fault of Hughes, but of our age, that this argument is rather more convincing when one travels back in time.

Having barely squeezed past Fiorentina last week, Roma looked rather more convincing on the way to a 4-1 roft of Palermo.

The problem is that the Big Society amounts to less than the sum of its parts, some of which are rather more convincing than others.Take the good bits first.

But for Houston to avoid being part of the same conversation, they need to go from one win in six to rather more convincing form in their remaining five games.

People tend to remember facts more accurately if they encounter them in a story rather than in a list, studies find; and they rate legal arguments as more convincing when built into narrative tales rather than on legal precedent.

A Prime Minister Cameron, however, would probably inherit a recovering economy rather than a contracting one; and some of the Tories' ideas for this scenario, on bank regulation for example, have been more convincing.

Elsewhere Meacham is more convincing.

Jagger took more convincing.

But economists take a bit more convincing.