The lawyer could not produce any convincing evidence.
Take the time to make your point in a mature and convincing manner.
The philOSopher Rene Descartes (" I think therefore I am ") had made the convincing argument of mind-body dualism.
Of late the government has joined the melee, putting up posters aimed at convincing people of the benefits of its so-called "Four Rivers" restoration project.
But as a clinician sitting in front of a patient I would say vitamin B supplements are fairly safe, they are not expensive and what we have found here is extremely convincing.
It only took a convincing patina of truth.
The effect was a remarkably convincing portrait of a critter walking across rugged terrain.
The only convincing evidence for life on Mars will be when we have a microbe in the lab from a sample return mission.
If you are a male in a spatially-related job such as building or architecture, you need to understand that most women need a three-dimensional perspective if you are to be convincing.
Compulsion will never result in convincing them.
Plenty of reasons have been offered to explain the slowdown, not all of them wholly convincing.
If nobody can find more convincing arguments in favour of the Lisbon treaty, the EU as a whole may yet find itself whistling in the dark.
The chancellor can probably live with charges of inconsistency. But his decision to reinvent himself as a tax-cutter is unlikely to prove convincing as long as the overall tax burden remains so high.
ONE of the hardest tasks doctors face is convincing an outwardly well patient that he needs drastic treatment.
If it is a hoax, it's incredibly convincing, given how fluidly the text was written and the fact that statistical analysis has revealed patterns similar to those found in natural languages.
Some of the most fervent and convincing doomsayers, after all, are scientists.
With the Windows 95 release back in late August of that year, Microsoft embarked on a pr blitz such as never before seen, which included "convincing" hardware OEMs not to preload "that other OS".
Often, this process begins with a "Linux guy/gal" such as yourself convincing others that it's the right thing to do.
Your talents might very well lie in brilliantly creating convincing perceptions, but how do they stack up against the reality?
As a Parisian born and bred, I thought the most convincing presentation came from Parisian architect and sometime presidential candidate Roland Castro.
Malcolm "is an excellent speaker, forceful and convincing," one F.B.I. informant said, in 1958.
And I am expecting a convincing response from you.
