Sentence examples for somehow convincing from inspiring English sources

Helping season three of Boardwalk Empire to start with such a bang was the explosive Cannavale, who waltzes off with every scene he's in, somehow convincing you to half-like a psychopathic gangster in the process.

He set small goals, with an emphasis on rebuilding schools, putting Iraqis to work and somehow convincing the local population that the American-led coalition was actually improving their lives.

At the other extreme is Ehle, who achieves the near-impossible, somehow convincing us, in her strong smiles, that there is moral lustre, rather than pale pliability, in Vinnie's luminous goodwill.

When I interviewed him at The Independent's fringe meeting, he forensically explained the dangers of another recovery based on a property boom largely confined to the South-east and reflected more widely on the curious pattern of leaders repeating the economic mistakes of the past, somehow convincing themselves that this time it will be different.

Though these could have a potent mobilising effect on those already disposed to participation, there was still no effective way for extremists to reach a bigger audience without somehow convincing state officials or TV stations to broadcast their statements or news of their violent acts.

The S6 edge doubles down on the premium feel of the S6, somehow convincing the brain that it's a sleeker and slimmer machine than the more traditional Samsung flagship even though it actually isn't that different in this regard.

I somehow convinced them.

We somehow convince ourselves that this is ancient history.

So you sat there, squinting your way to a brain haemorrhage, somehow convinced this was entertainment.

She somehow convinced me to get coloured extensions that were way too short, so I ended up looking like Annie.

We have to somehow convince our audiences that what we are offering is as valid as what they're watching".