Sentence examples similar to subsequent to convincing from inspiring English sources
His subsequent attempts to convince himself that his gesture has made any impact are tragicomic: "He did not even glance round, and pretended he had not noticed; but he was only pretending, I am certain".
But this official explanation failed to convince many subsequent correspondents to Whitehall's now disbanded "UFO unit".
The subsequent lack of public access has helped to convince many that BoHoGro is a place where the leaders of the Western world go to burn babies and promise Satan they'll drop poison on us all from the sky.
As a British policeman, he had a duty to disrupt the attack but also to ensure, if possible, that there was enough evidence to convince a jury at any subsequent trial.
Or rather one of the very few people wearing bottle-green bowler hats – the subsequent hoax trend in Waugh's satire that fails to convince and earns its author the sack.
In Shaw's Pygmalion, common flowergirl Eliza Doolittle tries to convince everyone she's a lady; in the subsequent film adaption My Fair Lady, the singer Marni Nixon famously passed herself off as Audrey Hepburn to record the song vocals for the soundtrack.
Gaza's history of resistance may have helped to convince Israel to evacuate the Strip, in 2005, but the subsequent suffering has not served as a model or source of inspiration for the rest of the Palestinians.
In their testimony before Congress last week, Rumsfeld and Cambone struggled to convince the legislators that Miller's visit to Baghdad in late August had nothing to do with the subsequent abuse.
Jorge Posada tried to convince himself.
He struggled to convince himself.
