Sentence examples for remarkably convincing from inspiring English sources

Unlike every other behind-the-scenes show, including Aaron Sorkin's The Newsroom, it feels remarkably convincing.

Having seen him as a posh Brit in The Forsyte Saga, you would expect him to be too clean-cut for this sort of thing, but he is remarkably convincing.

Ellen Page and Thomas Haden Church steal quite a few scenes as the professor's daughter and his adoptive brother, and Mr. Quaid, with stooped shoulders, wayward facial hair and a closet full of corduroy jackets, is remarkably convincing.

If Mr. Hanssen's piety and staunch anti-Communism were simply a front for his treachery, if they were a cover for a long career in espionage, they were remarkably convincing to the professional spy catchers who worked day in and day out with the shy, socially awkward, highly intelligent agent.

The illusion is remarkably convincing.

That may change with research from Facebook that replaces closed eyes with open ones in a remarkably convincing manner.

Both camps sound remarkably convinced that their version of the ground game will triumph.

Remarkably, Neel convinced the artist, who was highly sensitive about his body following his gunshot wounds, to pose without a top on, scars and saggy body revealed, with grungy pants pulled up high over his brown trousers.

Mubarak has been remarkably successful in convincing the West, and the US in particular, that his regime is necessary for Egypt, and for the stability of the Middle East.

His reputation for an extraordinary work ethic and a remarkably nimble mind convinced the Nets and Scott to bring him to New Jersey, just a few miles from where he had grown up in Teaneck.

During my 2014 campaign for the U.S. House seat in my North Carolina home district, I spent my time trying to convince remarkably Republican voters to vote for me despite my decidedly progressive views.