Sentence examples for slightly more convincing from inspiring English sources

His successful shot in the shootout was only slightly more convincing.

Otellini is slightly more convincing about Intel and cell phones.

Bow Wow is a slightly more convincing ladies' man, and Brown is a better dancer.

But J.P. Morgan's Jamie Dimon had a slightly more convincing answer, arguing that the market didn't consider them too big to fail, either.

Yeritsyan is slightly more convincing in the later-single-movement works, with their radical compressions of musical form that hardly seem able to contain the white-hot invention, than she is in the more traditional low‑numbered sonatas, in which Scriabin was gradually discarding all vestiges of his early Chopinesque style, and which she seems to find harder to characterise so vividly.

Then, through 2008 and the first half of 2009, Massa out-scored Raikkonen, and was generally the slightly more convincing performer.

Elsewhere Meacham is more convincing.

Jagger took more convincing.

But economists take a bit more convincing.

The filmmakers' argument seems more convincing.

Usually a large corpus is more convincing.