用“convincingly”造句大全，convincingly造句

Kissing the stone while under the spell gave the king the ability to speak sweetly and convincingly.

The author convincingly argues that Ronald Reagan shares credit with Paul Volcker, who became chairman of the Federal Reserve in 1979, for breaking inflation's back.

In all, the world Bank thinks that China's growth is unlikely to rebound to very high single digit rates before the world economy recovers convincingly, and projects GDP growth of 7.2 percent in 2009.

To win convincingly, the prime minister needed an outright majority.

The more convincingly the answer "Yes" applies to both questions, the faster calm will be restored.

Developmental research has shown convincingly that traumatized children are more, not less, likely to be traumatized again.

We had convincingly left the city behind and landed amid a pocket of green called Phra Pradaeng, a zone of farmland, park and mangrove.

But neither in the election campaign nor in the negotiations since has he convincingly reached out to the Sunnis and Kurds. Nor does he seem inclined to do so.

Test results have now convincingly ruled out H5N1 infection in all four nurses.

The evidence needs to be judged on fitness for purpose - that is, does it convincingly answer the question asked?

Billboards built around actual electric wires and poles (in Indonesia) to amusingly yet convincingly dramatize the need for the panasonic nose hair trimmer's safety cutting system.

But we do need to act convincingly to curb future deficits.

"Race is the most incendiary topic in our history," says Jack Lawson, a jaded, white criminal lawyer (convincingly played by James Spader) and the latest Mametian hero.

Happily, Mr Stipp has little patience for such homilies, and demolishes them convincingly.

Neither party would convincingly win a general election.

The impersonator had convincingly imitated Mr da Silva's husky voice and informal style, but Ms Wagner became concerned about the tone and content of the interview.

It usually takes a little bit of Hollywood magic to convincingly make a cloud look like a person's face, but a man in New Brunswick, Canada might have seen the real thing.