argue convincingly

He argued convincingly that the object was a calendar computer.

He must argue convincingly for that during the debate.

Quite a few, however, argued convincingly that the problem is not, as I wrote, intensifying.

That is, he has argued convincingly for the consistency of God and evil."

Cases are designed to be devilishly ambiguous, making it possible to argue convincingly for either side.

But the Pew group argues convincingly that if government helped create the problem, government can also turn things around.

The first major philosopher to argue convincingly for some indeterminism was probably Aristotle.

Fifty years ago, Nehru argued convincingly for a secular, socialist and democratic state.

The interested reader can find at least a half-dozen sources to argue convincingly, pro or con, on any of these questions.

That is because banks have argued convincingly that these fees are meant to cover the system's expenses.

The Administration argues convincingly that no aid to the police has been held up for anything to do with the Leahy law.

It can be argued convincingly that cross-country skiers are over-rewarded at the Olympics.

He argues convincingly that Japan would have surrendered without America's dropping the bomb.

Drucker argues convincingly that information technology provides a powerful imperative to structural change within organizations.

Besides, Smith has argued convincingly that we don't know how biblical experience corresponds to voice-hearing today.

He argues convincingly that to Slonimsky, music is a "mathematical passion," not a sensual one.

After the Williams Report, it was very hard to argue convincingly for a laissez-faire approach to screen entertainment.

The book argues convincingly that the country is sacrificing both families and neighborhoods by hacking away at the most successful housing program in history.

He could tell himself the respectable job and suburban existence were merely a useful cover, but his growing sense of frustration argued convincingly otherwise.

Whether that is true or not, they argue convincingly that this generation of unleashed dogs has become a serious nuisance.

Salop argues convincingly that both these types of clauses help sustain collusion.

Mr. Darnton argues convincingly that many of these so-called fairy tales have a strong realistic note.

While it is difficult to argue convincingly that one system of taxation is superior to another, strong positions are still taken according to ideological commitment.

Furthermore, you argue convincingly that renewable energy is part of the global solution to our global problems on energy.