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Перевод: convincing

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1. Most headteachers will spend their time convincing, motivating and re-generating the enthusiasm of an established staff.
2. Nevertheless, the Treasury were going to take some convincing that major savings in public spending were impossible.
3. Saad's family rushed to try and have their revenge on the witness who had announced the news like someone possessed, and who cared less about Saad's death than about convincing the whole community of what he had seen in the hut that burning noonday.
4. Most of the other simulations of accidental stalling involve almost unrealistic handling of the aircraft, and are therefore not very convincing, although they may result in a rather more violent wing-drop.
5. You are entitled to a clear, logical and convincing answer to that question.
6. "A scientific truth," he wrote, and one can almost see the tightly pressed lips, hear the snapping of the pencil, "does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die, and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it."
7. You are the best and most convincing appointment for London.
8. The accents are entirely convincing and the authentically Southern atmosphere implies an ever-present threat from white oppressors lying in wait beyond the cosiness of the backyard palisade.
9. The sceptic might, at this point, complain that while I may have sketched out the functionalist position, I have not provided any convincing arguments as to why one should believe it.
10. These three cases are of the best, and none of them is particularly convincing.
11. David Burt, as Macheath, is a convincing cock-of-the-walk, even if the ideal Macheath ought to be more debonair.
12. The Christian painting may be at once a holy picture and a convincing representation of a woman tenderly cradling her son, seen in front of a north Italian landscape.
13. This, the technical skills required to make them, and the apparent lack of copper resources in Nigeria have prompted many scholars to conclude that they were made away from sub-Saharan Africa, although no convincing stylistic links with other cultures, including those of the Mediterranean, have emerged.