But what I don't think you can say convincingly is that it's "credulous" to suggest that investors are afraid of what will happen if G.M. is allowed to fail.
But Vuillard's later work has its supporters too, and they are having their say, convincingly, in a pair of exhibitions: "Édouard Vuillard: A Painter and His Muses, 1890-1940" athehe Jewish Museum and, at Jill Newhouse gallery, a complementary show featuring major late works as well as some small early paintings and a selection of drawings.
"I'm not interested in violence that way anymore," Scorsese said, convincingly.
"I have never been so frightened in my life," he said, convincingly.
("A hip, hop, a hippity hop...".) "I fuckin' hated that song," Ossé says, convincingly.
He admitted that "you may not feel it is a big vision" but said, convincingly, how happy it makes small businesses.
"I was hoping you wouldn't see that," Mr. Hartnett said convincingly when a reporter riding alongside him pointed it out.
"It's very heavy for me," Akram says, convincingly.
"I love being actually pregnant with the baby that is definitely ours," she says convincingly, just like someone who is actually pregnant would.
Still, Jones -- who converted to Catholicism in 1977, and who has been a devout parishioner ever since -- is that unusual congressman who says, convincingly, that his religious faith led him to a dramatic change of position that could have cost him his seat.
You could do it three times in a year and make about $6,000, but after that it's best to stop for a while because it's not good for your health," he said convincingly, despite the fact his track record doesn't exactly prove him to be particularly concerned with his personal well-being.
