The phrase 'somewhat convincing' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone has made a compelling argument, but there's still something lacking in its convincing power. For example, you could say "Her explanation of the issue was somewhat convincing, but I still had some doubts."
Remembering, however, that our method of distinguishing job-movers and stayers necessarily blurs the distinction between them, these results do seem somewhat convincing.
The novelist's main ambition is to try to explain what drove Daniel to commit a crime; the motivation Mr. Hawley assigns him ends up only somewhat convincing, but the emotional pull of a father's loss is still powerful.
Even though the dancers, notably Chou Chang-ning, retain a certain polish — sharp in attack and somewhat convincing in slow-motion sensuality — there isn't enough variety to sustain interest in the action onstage.
They can produce somewhat convincing augmented reality… as long as you suspend your disbelief triggered by holding your phone in front of your face.
You will need to be able to memorise and deliver at least a couple of lines of this dialogue, preferably in a somewhat convincing manner.
You will need to be able to memorize and deliver at least a couple of lines of this dialogue, preferably in a somewhat convincing manner.
Comment: I found the application of this conceptual idea somewhat less convincing.
But the allegations against the Daily Mirror were somewhat less than convincing.
"Probably Unnecessary" might be a somewhat less than convincing phrase for a politician to use when trying to win over potential voters, but what is, perhaps, more striking about the two-week poster campaign is that it has been launched outside of an election cycle.
To be sure, GOP candidates have a somewhat easier time convincing their own voters of the need for improvement.
So Goodell's insistence of this, no doubt, highly capable sister's domestic violence bona fides, I personally, find somewhat less than convincing.
