Make your argument convincingly.
In front of a sellout crowd, Houston needs to make a statement and convincingly beat a streaking Sounders team.
To be a celebrity, one really has to go after it, and want it.' Her own career backs this statement up convincingly.
I don't know which parallel universe you watched the 2011 season from but this statement is 'pretty convincingly' nonsense.
While this final statement is demonstrated convincingly, I do hesitate about some of Pouzet-Duzer's premises; for even as she asserts the slipperiness of the term impressionism in the literary context, she seems to retain other "–isms" as stable aesthetic constructs, minimizing the nuance and contradictions that are built into them as well.
Yet, following Kant, he strongly repudiates the positivist/empiricist view that basic statements (i.e., present-tense observation statements about sense-data) are infallible, and argues convincingly that such basic statements are not mere 'reports' of passively registered sensations.
Scarlatti, in two groupings of three sonatas each, came off as generous, solid and eminently sane, particularly in the first sequence of K. 490, 491 and 492, all in D major, with four-square statements clearly set forth and convincingly argued.
But as Armitstead convincingly explained in her statement, she is a human being with a family and a life outside sport.
The European Union said in a statement today that Mr. Arafat must "convincingly and relentlessly" pursue a crackdown against Islamic militants but warned Israel that airstrikes only destabilize the Palestinian leadership.
The film convincingly discredits this view with statements from Giuliani's friends, as well as a long interview with his mother.
