Convincingly

It's hard not to get up and cheer when Judah finally triumphs, though not without a wince after watching Massal convincingly be dragged across the rough arena floor by his knees, only to be convincingly trampled under by his own horses.

Both sought and acquired power without being able to articulate convincingly what motivated them to seek it or how they would tackle unfairness and inequality.

But seeing is believing, because the Lakers delivered convincingly in an enormous sport on Wednesday.

By contrast, their opponents Villa beat Everton convincingly 4-0 before thrashing Scottish side Hibernian 5-0 in the first leg of their Europa Conference League qualifier.

Doing so convincingly, however, will require traits that are currently in chronically short supply: an earthy, emotional approach to the job and a gift for the kind of storytelling that Trump, Johnson et al have put to the most obnoxious uses.

First, every ruler wanted to be a “khan,” but to do so convincingly required Chinggisid lineage—that is, descent from Genghis Khan.

For this reason, the court ruled that, regardless of the motivation, the activities themselves were not convincingly shown to be primarily religious in purpose.

However, it is important for them to get a strong follow-through rise from here to mark the end of the correction and to turn bullish convincingly.

In her decision, the inspector stated “it has not been convincingly demonstrated that the public house would be unviable without such events within the marquee.

In order to play Kerry Von Erich, the 32-year-old Allen had to pack on some serious muscle in order to convincingly play a member of the Von Erich family wrestling dynasty, who checked in at 6′ 2″, 254 lbs during his wrestling heyday.

In the end, Kilmer's age of 35 would help him portray a convincingly seasoned Batman who is still growing in some ways.

It’s been more than five months since OpenAI released ChatGPT to the public, sparking excitement and alarm at its ability to generate convincingly human-like essays, poems, form letters and conversational answers to almost any question.

Last week, in an article for Goldmoney I explained why when tied convincingly to gold, commercial bank credit grows on a non-inflationary basis when distortions from the lending cycle are removed.

Obviously they have to be a good football team to get there, and they’ve done it pretty convincingly.

Perhaps most-convincingly, that the swaps market is pricing in June CPI slightly below 3% y/y in June.

Quietly released to the app’s more than a billion users, Bold Glamour convincingly blends a user’s real face with an AI-generated ideal of a supermodel, drawing both laughs and alarm.

The court has also been so convincingly modernized that those events which are encoded in the songs—and therefore can’t be changed—seem first out of place, then horrifying.

The Dax has now convincingly broken the December high.

The drug, Leqembi, is the first to convincingly show it can slow the decline in memory and thinking that defines Alzheimer’s by targeting its underlying biology.

The emergence of ChatGPT last year caused great alarm in the news industry, with the app's ability to write convincingly and in seconds on complex topics from a simple prompt.