Sentence examples for unusually convincing from inspiring English sources
What's more, the four actresses playing the sisters are unusually convincing in suggesting both consanguinity and the pecking order conferred by their characters' ages.
In his review of "Morning's at Seven" in The New York Times, Ben Brantley wrote: "The four actresses playing the sisters are unusually convincing in suggesting both consanguinity and the pecking order conferred by their characters' ages".
And Mr. Shorter made several references to the cryptic wisdom of Miles Davis, slipping each time into an unusually convincing imitation of that trumpeter's throaty rasp.
Anthony Howell's Trigorin, the destructive celebrity author, is unusually convincing: not a swaggerer or a smirker but a lethally hesitant presence.
It doesn't evoke the Marquee Club; it suggests that two unusually convincing salesmen, from Lillywhites and Encyclopaedia Britannica, arrived at the door of No 100 while the designers were wondering what to do with the space.
In another register, new director Gareth Edwards made a splash with Monsters, an unusually convincing zero-budget drama about squidlike monsters infesting Mexico, featuring editing and special effects engineered on the director's laptop computer.
They mounted a well-organized campaign and, unusually, convinced all three of Britain's main political parties that something needed to be done.
Wenham ice was marketed as being unusually pure, possessed of special cooling properties, successfully convincing British customers to avoid local British ice, which was condemned as polluted and unhealthy.
And although he is convincing about the existence of a gender continuum, society still frets over what to do about children whose behaviour falls in the middle, or who, more unusually, are born with ambiguous genitals.
You were very convincing.
