Sentence examples for real convincing from inspiring English sources

The people reading your résumé are looking for real, convincing evidence that you have leadership skills, but they aren't necessarily looking for leadership titles.

Kean has undoubtedly had real problems convincing Blackburn's fans that he is the man for the job and, once supporters turn against you to such an extent, you need a pretty much unbelievable run of results to turn it back around.

He's also tapped his contacts in real estate, convincing property owners to let his clients work on abandoned homes in exchange for staying in them.

Real Madrid convinced Ronaldo, Kaká and company to join its "project" by paying not just world record transfer fees, but world record salaries.

There's an underlying selfishness with photography wherein every image ultimately exists to validate its creator, and the real masters convince both the viewer and subject that they've been made for us.

Wikipedia, while certainly not the most reliable source, is perhaps the most-read source of information on the Internet, and its absolute proclamation of Morgellons as not real would convince most people absolutely that it is not--just as Dorothy's doctors were convinced absolutely that she was not ill.

The real job is convincing the country that Labour is worth voting for.

Whatever fantasy is happening on the catwalk, Dolce & Gabbana's performance in the real world is convincing.

But Ronaldo and the other Gal?icos failed to win any trophies, convincing Real to change tack once more and lure Mourinho to Madrid.

In Spain, where both Barcelona and Real Madrid enjoyed convincing home victories, the beauty of Barcelona's performance was scarred by two red cards.

If two of the best lawyers in America, from opposite sides of the political spectrum, joined forces, and had resources comparable to those that they enjoyed when battling on behalf of corporate clients, it seemed like they had a real chance of convincing the Supreme Court that the Constitution did guarantee a right to marry.