Sentence examples for work convincingly from inspiring English sources

Like The Bacchae of Euripides, L'Orfeo is self-reflective, telling us how this brand new "old" art form can, or should, work convincingly in the theatre.

That Poyet could work convincingly in miniscale is shown in the "Prayer Book of Anne de Bretagne," commissioned by the queen in 1494-95 teachacherer first-born son his catechism.

Some of the greatest figures Dante, Chaucer, Petrarch, and Boccaccio came late in the period, and their work convincingly demonstrates the transitional nature of the best of medieval literature, for, in being master commentators of the medieval scene, they simultaneously announced the great themes and forms of Renaissance literature.

Jason Hilton, a palaeobotanist from the University of Birmingham who was not involved in the research, said the work convincingly showed that diversity in the southern hemisphere was as severely affected by the mass extinction 66 million years ago as it was in North America, overturning the idea that the southern hemisphere was a refuge for species.

The work convincingly demonstrates that a single gene can regulate a complex sequence of behaviors, she notes.

In addition, in contrast to the inability of trans,trans-[{PtCl2(NH3)}2(piperazine)] to cross-link two DNA duplexes, the results of the present work convincingly demonstrate that this dinuclear platinum complex forms specific DNA lesions which can efficiently cross-link proteins to DNA.

It all works convincingly enough up to a point.

The driver (me) is enjoying the power and the pep, revelling in the fact that this concept car, unlike many, not only works, but works convincingly well.

Mr. Garrett has worked convincingly with a backbeat throughout his career: "Sketches of MD" refers obliquely to his tenure with Miles Davis, then in his late electric period.

For her second album, "That's Him," released on the Riverside label in 1957, Ms. Lincoln kept the seductive pose but worked convincingly with a modern jazz ensemble that included the tenor saxophonist Sonny Rollins and the drummer Max Roach.

It's hard to imagine Jane Eyre working convincingly on stage – the size of the cast, with 16 named roles, most only appearing in a single scene, isn't very practical either.