Translation for 'convincing' from English to Russian

convincing

убедительный {adj}

• None of these suggestions are regarded as particularly convincing.
• Enhanced audio including calling, commentary, convincing dynamic crowd sounds, and darts atmospherics.
• Aware of the progress made by Eadweard Muybridge and other photographers towards the illusion of motion, Black instead set out to present a convincing narrative story in front of an audience, using still photography to present fiction in a convincing way, rather than a perfect illusion of motion.
• Australia won the Test series 2–0 with convincing wins in both matches.
• Pitch fails at convincing Lupita to steal a doll from a vendor, but succeeds in convincing the brothers to break a shop window.

• Gale praised the novel as "an authentically convincing picture of a wartime navy and .
• She ends up convincing the naive Boxer.
• In a review of "Active Liberty", Pierre Rosanvallon said that Breyer's arguments are convincing but they would be benefit from being "more firmly grounded if he had also touched on the Constitution's textual vagueness".
• However, Justice Breyer's minority decision found the evidence more convincing.
• Powell described the first convincing fossil evidence that titanosaurs had osteoderms.

• This study was rebutted as not providing convincing evidence four years later.
• "Les Rencontres Sobaté" means "Meetings for convincing" in the Bwamu language, perhaps for convincing young people to get into directing documentaries.
• During the live broadcast, Episcenter conducted a study of how convincing each of the candidates had been.
• The internal scenes are not very convincing representations of rural Devon architecture.
• Agent Obscura is tasked with convincing Plastic Man to infiltrate a multi-dimensional conspiracy.

• Write in a positive, convincing style but don't be aggressive.
• If the play is confirmed, the umpire found clear and convincing evidence that the original call was correct.
• The bronze medal was won by New Zealand in a convincing win over Wales.
• In 2008 the Illinois Appellate Court held that in determining a petition for the sterilization of an incompetent ward, a court should apply the substituted consent standard if there is clear and convincing evidence regarding how the ward would decide if the ward were competent; however, the court should apply the best interest of the patient standard if the ward's substituted judgment cannot be proven by clear and convincing evidence.