Bowerbird males provide Prum some of his most convincing examples.
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And you'd better start practicing your most convincing facial expressions.
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But the most convincing explanation is simpler than you might think.
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Aniview was the one they gathered the most convincing evidence about.
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And this may be the most convincing one in recent memory.
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But, the most convincing piece of evidence comes straight outta Westeros.
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Ahead, listen to some of the internet's most convincing ghostly recordings.
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Perhaps the most convincing point in the book concerns policy prescriptions.
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Klobuchar, from Minnesota, has the most convincing record on this score.
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Which of the arguments made in this piece are most convincing?
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The most convincing evidence in Little's research is derived from these markings.
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What aspects of their argument do you find most convincing or effective?
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It's no secret that Finn Jones isn't the most convincing kung-fu warrior.
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The most convincing explanations suggest that populist upswings are not in the past.
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This kind of scam isn't completely new idea, but maybe the most convincing.
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Arithmetically, the most convincing partnership would be between M5S and the populist League.
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"That may be the most convincing positive example," says Mounk, the Harvard lecturer.
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Perhaps the most convincing evidence, Everett notes, comes from cognitive research on children.
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But they are among the physically most convincing works of Ms. Edelson's career.
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The most convincing doppelgänger will win €5,000 ($5,689) and a trip to Vancouver.
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In a poll, voters judged Mr Mélenchon the most convincing, followed by Mr Macron.
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Victory tends to go to the group that can tell the most convincing story.
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But you were just trying to be Americas most convincing white woman, what happened ?
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But you were just trying to be Americas most convincing white woman, what happened ?
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Ms Jankowicz notes that often the most convincing co-ordinated disinformation blurs its origins.
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At best, you can poll a human audience to see which side was most convincing.
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"The most convincing thing in the data we've got are the blood vessels," Liu said.
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They are the most convincing when the surface and aesthetics are uncompromised by religious connotations.
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Usually associated with medical research, these are considered one of the most convincing types of evidence.
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One of the most convincing is the government obsession with pursuing full employment at all costs.
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But she also acknowledged that the most convincing pressure must come from constituents in GOP districts.
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But Dern is often at his most convincing when he is not being Dern per se.
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Economists say the most convincing signs of labor shortages would be a surge in wage growth.
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They're the most creative and they find the most convincing, and also the most utopian, forms.
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Mr. Fischer led the most convincing account I've heard in many years of this elusive work.
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If that's not the most convincing expression of commitment, loyalty, and love, I don't know what is.
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Evidence from government and military officers Some of the most convincing observations have come from government officials.
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But do you want to hear the most convincing argument that this photo doesn't depict a yeti?
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But in Climate of Hope, Bloomberg's most convincing credential is his time as New York City mayor.
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But most convincing is the similarity of the bone lengths to the reconstructed lengths of Earhart's bones.
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Sword and Shield don't just feature the biggest region in the series but also the most convincing.
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The most convincing effort was a survey that tracked a group of 5,208 Americans between 2013 and 2015.
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"Call Out My Name," which opens My Dear Melancholy, describes those crushing events with the most convincing emotion.
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This furnished Holmes with one of her most convincing alibis: that Theranos had the backing of the military.
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And thanks to a few smart styling tricks, 20-year-old Jacky Melissa Vasquez is among the most convincing.
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If Craig Wright really is Satoshi, why didn't he prove it in the simplest and most convincing way possible?
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One of the Most Convincing Climate Change Visualizations We&aposve Ever SeenBut we had so much snow this winter!
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But importantly, the report hit on one of the most convincing arguments for changing the current system-- the cost.
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This is, by far, the most convincing argument put forth for the similarities between Tim Duncan and Ron Paul.
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In one of the season's most convincing twists, Will unravels as he watches the presidency slip out of reach.
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So the easiest and most convincing way to show that you're Nakamoto is to sign something with this private key.
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The polling found that Joe Heck's votes to defund Planned Parenthood were the most convincing reason to vote against him.
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One of the most convincing scenes comes when Engels implores Marx to go to Manchester and do some empirical research.
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The two lovers fall for each other during the most convincing love-at-first-sight scene in all of opera.
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John B. Judis, the author of "The Populist Explosion," offers one of the most convincing explanations for our global unrest.
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Delacroix also rendered possibly the most convincing newborn in Western painting (in "The Natchez," with its idealized Native American parents).
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The argument I found most convincing came from Uwe Reinhardt, a health economist at Princeton University who studies international systems.
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For defenders of Kristeva's reputation, this may lead to the most convincing argument for her exoneration in the public eye.
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The most convincing explanation, though, is this: We simply don't speak our own language as well as we used to.
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The most convincing tenor was that of Blake Friedman as Iago, whose voice has a plummy fullness and dusky hue.
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It provides the most convincing evidence yet that cultural change might not be solely responsible for improvements in women's rights.
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The aim of debate is to be the most convincing, not the smartest, and anyone who's good at debating knows this.
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This wasn't the first positive finding in favor of raising the alcohol tax, but it was one of the most convincing.
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But perhaps the most convincing argument for addressing these gender inequalities is best illustrated by sharing the stories behind the numbers.
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Some of the most convincing evidence that a planet is Earth-like may come if scientists can detect atmospheric water vapor.
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But the most convincing explanation is that London's business travellers are shunning locals' spare rooms in favour of comfortable, anonymous hotels.
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So far, the most convincing and consistent research revolves around how debt impacts emotional health, which can have physical side effects.
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Yet even at its most convincing, Mr. Franco's performance retains an interior lightness, a playfulness, including when Tommy goes emotionally dark.
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If Levine is really just pranking his 15 million followers, it has to be the easiest, yet most convincing prank ever pulled.
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More farmers are growing the indigenous greens, and in the most convincing sign of increasing commercial interest, seed companies are breeding them.
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They're also sporting the most convincing "nope, we didn't just commit murder" outfits, but the looks on their faces say it all.
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But Trump himself provides the most convincing evidence of the impact of the Russia scandal, which has clearly gotten under Trump's skin.
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When both of the debaters concluded their arguments, each audience member was asked to vote on which one they'd found most convincing.
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The most convincing reason is because this might be some of the nicest hardware to ever come with Chrome OS built in.
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Laurinda S. Dixon presents some of the most convincing evidence to date that Bosch's imagery was directly influenced by Saint Anthony's Fire.
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So for me, at least, the most convincing and powerful moments came when the performances aligned with the gravity of the premise.
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Her victory over Simona Halep, the fourth seed, in the semifinal on Thursday was one of her most convincing performances in years.
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One of the most convincing arguments she makes for aggressive efforts at de-extinction is that they help the living as well.
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It's strange that it took Mr. Ducasse to give New York its most convincing version of this very un-cheflike style of cooking.
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Generating fake celebs isn't in itself new, but researchers say these are the most convincing and detailed pictures of their type ever made.
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The big picture: Edited videos, from the most basic tweaks to the most convincing AI-fueled deepfakes, are swiftly becoming easier to create.
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We tested the app on dozens of photos and got the most convincing results on high resolution images from Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issues.
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The most convincing argument, in my view, is that many bond investors are not profit-maximisers; they own their bonds for different reasons.
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The video, without ever acknowledging Trump, made the most convincing case we have seen this convention for why Donald Trump cannot become president.
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A fried "chicken" drumstick on a dainty, ivory bone turns out to be the most convincing vegan approximation of meat I've ever encountered.
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NDD's most convincing case for Scrip, beyond the fact that it looks genuinely gorgeous, is that it could effectively teach children about budgeting.
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Red flags and instinctCreating this video was an education in itself: we learnt what source material required to give the most convincing results.
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The most convincing pieces of marketing for Hensoldt were meant to be two F-35s flown in from Luke Air Force Base, Arizona.
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Performed in German by a largely non-Jewish cast, this is quite possibly the most convincing — and least embarrassingly cliché-ridden — "Fiddler" imaginable.
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We tested the app on dozens of photos and got the most convincing results on high resolution images from Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issues.
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Perhaps the most convincing argument in Williams's favor is that historically, Ramos has had several heated disagreements with male tennis players — with different results.
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The most most convincing Trump attack ad comes from a faceless super PAC — and consists of TV clips anyone could have culled months ago.
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Ossoff's particular strategic failures or flawed messaging were panned, but the most convincing criticism has been trained on the institutional aimlessness that guided him.
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The women's top seed, Serena Williams, was most convincing in dismantling the ninth-seeded Svetlana Kuznetsova, 6-2, 6-0, in only 51 minutes.
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Because of how this technology could be abused, OpenAI announced that it will not release the program that generates the most convincing-sounding text.
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An old-school soul backbeat and horn section punctuate Mr. Marley's most convincing upbeat song, "Music Is Alive," which has him rapping and singing.
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To my mind, the most convincing argument against spanking is simply that it is violence, and we ought to avoid violence when we can.
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Yet Frank and Mary's strong bond — one of the film's most convincing parts — is tested when he sends her off to the first grade.
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Snap polls after the debate indicated that viewers found Mr. Macron and Mr. Mélenchon most convincing, followed by Ms. Le Pen and Mr. Fillon.
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"Nothing prepared me for what must be the most convincing screen Hitler yet," Rob Mackie wrote in his review of "Downfall" in The Guardian.
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Perhaps the most convincing way to compare Medicaid and private insurance would be with a randomized controlled trial that pits them head to head.
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The most convincing detail is Leonardo's handwriting, which he characteristically wrote backwards, making his words challenging and only possible to read with a mirror.
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If you just say "ah, that sounds right, that feels right to me," that's when conspiracy theories are going to be most convincing to you.
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While the post is worth reading in full, we've pulled out a few of the most convincing reasons below: First, Arya is trained in stealth.
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The changing composition of American elites is probably the most convincing explanation for why Democrats are doing better at the top of the income ladder.
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But if and when a writer succeeds, it's also the most convincing and effective trope: we believe that these heroes are dedicated to helping people.
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The MRO has provided the most convincing evidence yet that small amounts of extremely salty liquid water may still flow on the surface of Mars.
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Reuters reported that a snap poll following the debate showed 20 percent of viewers found Melenchon to be the second most convincing candidate, after Macron.
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"The most convincing evidence [of past oceans] is extremely low abundance of water vapor in the atmosphere—about 30 parts per million," Rodin told me.
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It's during the middle section of endless dark roads and run-ins with gas pirates that the movie builds a most convincing sense of dread.
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The most convincing study I found, published by researchers Tali Kristal and Yinon Cohen, looked at computerization in different workplaces to gauge what drove inequality.
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In 2018, Red Dead Redemption 2 — arguably the biggest, most convincing, and successful recent open-world title — pushed the ballooning approach to its logical extreme.
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McDougall is at his most convincing describing how American civil religion episodically drove the country's thinking, from the early days of the Republic to Truman.
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But the more I think about it, the more I believe the saga gave us the most convincing evidence that Rey could be a Palpatine.
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Even the most convincing "virtual" call center assistant will reveal its inability to think if you ask it something outside the 50 most obvious questions.
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Given his current reputation, marred by allegations of sexual impropriety, even Franken's most convincing appeals to the heart — or the funny bone — appear less legitimate.
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He ended a chaotic first year by achieving his most convincing legislative triumph and finally demonstrating the political power of unified Republican control in Washington.
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The world's wealthiest people have been tripping over themselves to become the most convincing apologists for the system that propelled them into their well-appointed stratosphere.
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But a second expert in psychogenic illness outbreaks, medical sociologist Robert Bartholomew of Botany College in Auckland, New Zealand, said that's still the most convincing explanation.
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The most convincing theory has come from The Daily Beast's reporting, which showed investigators had questioned Lauren Sanchez's brother Michael Sanchez as part of the probe.
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When faced with Josh Koscheck, whose business card reads "right hands and double legs," St-Pierre had given his most convincing display of mastery to date.
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It's hard to get good numbers on something that vague, but the statistic I find most convincing comes from a 2013 paper out of Oxford University.
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The alienist carries on, unfazed, until he makes a shattering discovery: the most dangerous citizens are precisely those who present the most convincing façade of normality.
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Halep, the fourth seed, delivered her most convincing performance of the tournament in her quarterfinal win over Anett Kontaveit, a match that lasted just 53 minutes.
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It doesn't help that those official findings often arrive weeks or months later, with the most convincing evidence redacted to preserve secret investigative techniques and sources.
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The demo certainly isn't the most convincing use case of browser-based virtual reality, but it kind of reflects one of the big issues for VR browsing.
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The most convincing version of those studies would require that people who don't use nicotine try various products to see who gets addicted, says Portland State's Peyton.
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Its version of Ancient Greece might be the most convincing historical setting Ubisoft has yet created, and the world is absolutely jam-packed with things to do.
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" To which he added: "It's probably the most convincing study yet showing how biological constraints on language change could themselves change over time due to cultural changes.
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The most convincing way to validate an algorithm is by using the customer's real-time data, but this approach may be difficult to achieve during a pilot.
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The most convincing works — "Jojola," as well as "Varzea" and the snowy "Pisador" — are expansive fields that Ms. Rheingantz paints with unusual delicacy and small brush strokes.
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Mr. Travis has one of the most convincing, haunting voices in the genre, and has been a model of stoic dignity for the last couple of decades.
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The big picture: Do-it-yourself deepfakes are within reach of anyone with some computer savvy and a decent laptop, though the most convincing videos take extra effort.
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Investors also rushed out of their selling positions in U.S. bonds, one of the most convincing plays since the election because Trump's policies are seen as stoking inflation.
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The critique actually emerges from the best traditions of journalism, which is why some of its most convincing exponents—including, most recently, Times columnist Nick Kristof—are journalists.
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Despite his newly flowing locks, both Dyson the man and Dyson the company are conscious that they may not come across as the most convincing of beauty gurus.
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While the exhibition is thoroughly engaging, for me the most convincing works are among the more austere — those that align with the exhibition title's promise of formal essentials.
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A massive Danish study out Tuesday adds some of the most convincing evidence yet that parents should not fear vaccinations, as measles cases hit alarming levels around the world.
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Trico is the most convincing video game creature I've ever interacted with — at times funny and adorable like a puppy, other times ferocious and powerful like a wild beast.
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Perhaps the most convincing argument against the tapes' existence, though, was the fact that in this notoriously leaky White House, nothing about a taping system leaked to the press.
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Melenchon's groundswell of support appears to have stemmed from popular performances in televised presidential debates with onlookers describing him as the 'most convincing' candidate, according to an Elabe poll.
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We've got our most convincing evidence yet that Mars may have traces of liquid water on its surface today, and we're beginning to understand how Mars lost its atmosphere.
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After tracking the sexual practices of 21996,22012 gay and bisexual Australian men from 22014 to 2017, a team of researchers this month unveiled the most convincing evidence to date.
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And he also offered the most convincing argument for continuing to follow me on social media, saying that he liked to watch videos and see pictures of my cat.
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Richard Branson's adults-only cruise line, Virgin Voyages, just announced its most convincing selling-point yet — a pit stop on a stunning private oasis called The Beach Club at Bimini.
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I've been skeptical of keeping Fitzpatrick as the starter when Jameis Winston returns, but the Bucs' deep-ball success through two games is the most convincing argument to do so.
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" And Skepta's most convincing when talking smack to an antagonist — his insults are pummeling and sometimes comically small: "My mum don't know your mum/Stop telling man you're my cousin.
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Joel Embiid scored a season-high 26 points in 20 minutes, and the Philadelphia 76ers routed the visiting Phoenix Suns, 120-13, for their most convincing win of the season.
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In the rather less star-studded present he is teaching history in a modern London high school, and it is these sections of the novel that are the most convincing.
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The most convincing argument comes from medieval scholar Lillian Randall's 1962 essay "The Snail in Gothic Marginal Warfare" (an argument echoed in Michael Camille's book about marginal art, available here).
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Each turned in his most convincing performance of the tournament, buoying hopes that they might finally face off at the United States Open for the first time in their careers.
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His most convincing suggestion is that we should close the seaway to all overseas freighters, those oceangoing ships nicknamed "salties," which inadvertently smuggle invasive species in their bilge-water tanks.
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Not only is photography the medium of the artwork but so too is it the medium of its reception: JR's illusion is at its most convincing when reduced to two-dimensions.
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But it does suggest that Trump offers them something — whatever theory of Trump's appeal you find most convincing — that is more powerful than their desire for a maximally pro-Israel candidate.
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The easy silhouette is perhaps the most convincing example of the innerwear-as-outerwear trend, too, which celebrities like Rihanna and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley have brought — fabulously — to the party circuit.
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And Mueller's most convincing indictments — those of the Russians who stole Clinton's emails and used Facebook for psy ops — go out of their way to say no Americans were willingly involved.
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Perhaps the most convincing argument against the tapes' existence, though, is the fact that in this notoriously leaky White House, nothing about a taping system has leaked to the press yet.
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At 24, Mladenovic is in the midst of her most convincing season and at a career-high ranking of No. 23 after reaching clay-court finals in Stuttgart, Germany, and Madrid.
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The most convincing indication of the museum's new focus on public engagement is how it has made use of the entire third floor of the new building for education and public programs.
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Amazon is building on its existing strengths and targeting high-value customers that are willing to pay, which makes the Kindle Oasis its most convincing step yet into the world of corks. .
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"This is not a contest for who is the most established, it's a contest for who is the most convincing," Mr. Buttigieg said during an interview aboard his campaign bus in Waverly.
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Yet among the dozens of people I interviewed about the future of meat, it was Hayes who made the timeliest and most convincing case for meat alternatives—and cellular meats in particular.
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" The one I find most convincing is the last the report offers: "it is possible that some or all of the Executive Committee members sincerely forgot receiving the gifts four years ago.
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With a powdery soft tone and comforting low register, Ms. Isaev was most convincing in the first act, in which we get to know Tosca as a sweet and playfully pious diva.
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She is the most convincing as a host, even though she often appears drained by the spectacle around her, as if she were an elementary schoolteacher watching the class descend into chaos.
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Most important, in Liverpool and Manchester City, England boasts what most regard as the two best teams in the world and, certainly, the two most convincing contenders for the Champions League title.
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S. Senate race presents the most depressing choice for New Jersey voters in a generation, with two awful candidates whose most convincing argument is that the other guy is unfit to serve.
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Macron, who seeks to transcend the classic left-right divide in French politics, was voted the most convincing performer in a snap poll following a March 20 televised debate involving only five candidates.
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The most convincing idea so far is letting people take psychedelics in a controlled setting, in which multiple participants can be watched over by trained supervisors who ensure the experience doesn't go poorly.
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Her chances though were seen diminishing after a TV debate on Tuesday where a snap poll showed her as the fourth-most-convincing candidate, trailing Jean-Luc Melenchon, Emmanuel Macron and Francois Fillon.
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While polls showed Macron lost out to the far-left's Melenchon as the most convincing performer in the debate, his plan for office was seen as the most credible of all the candidates.
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The first-person experience by Polish studio Bloober Team features one of the most convincing realities I've seen in some time—and the devs build it for the express purpose of breaking it apart.
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Macron was seen as having the best political program, according to a snap survey that also placed him as the second most convincing performer in a four-hour marathon that involved all 11 candidates.
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In every case below, we achieved the most convincing camouflage by applying a teeny bit of product (we're talking one pea size or less, here, folks) and then building up from there, if necessary.
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It winds up swimming in melancholy, yet its most convincing pleasures are the moments when it lifts the audience into a state of old-movie exaltation, leading us to think, 'What a glorious feeling.
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So far, some of the most convincing work on the EmDrive has focused on mach effects, a theory of acceleration first advanced by the Call State Fullerton physicist James Woodward in the early 1990s.
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In the Elabe snap poll taken when the debate ended in the early hours of Wednesday, firebrand leftist Jean-Luc Melenchon, a veteran of France's political circuit, took first place as the most convincing performer.
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" The team behind the Kickstarter, which was launched just yesterday, promises that if they meet their $10,000 goal (so far they're at $895), they'll produce and sell "the most convincing fake plants on the market.
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But what makes Adri1ft the most convincing space experience I've had in a game yet, aside from the fact that it didn't give me a machine gun, is that I played it in virtual reality.
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Even outside the songs, her characterization is the most convincing thing in the show, and her purely nonallegorical scenes with Mr. Pinkham, also in fine voice, are the most satisfying beyond their washes of purpleness.
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It is perfectly feasible to make a case for all of the above, but the question of which of them is most convincing — which of them, if any, is correct — is not the most pressing.
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His work made the most convincing case yet that a distinctive directorial viewpoint could, on TV as in the movies, be as qualitatively important as good writing — could perhaps even make up for overwrought writing.
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The most convincing demonstration of this yet was in Virginia, when several little-known candidates won shocking upsets against longtime Republican incumbents in House of Delegates races that hadn't even been contested in the Obama years.
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The most convincing solution to this that I heard is to bring a late double, once Durant has started his dribble-attack toward the basket, but even that isn't so much a solution as a prayer.
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But the near-obsessive attention to detail, along with a new gameplay structure that centers around a family-like group of outlaws, makes Red Dead Redemption 22 the most convincing open-world game I've ever played.
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"As we embark on the trade mission to India we will send the message that the UK will be the most passionate, most consistent, and most convincing advocate for free trade," May was quoted as saying.
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"I consider this to be the most convincing evidence that you actually do have true water ice at the uppermost surface — what we call the optical surface — of the moon," he said of the study's results.
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Most convincing to some Democrats may be the off-year elections this month in Kentucky and Louisiana, where moderate-to-conservative Democrats prevailed in governors' races that President Trump worked strenuously to win for his party.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads HBO and Sky UK's miniseries Chernobyl is not the first attempt to depict the namesake nuclear disaster, but it is the most convincing one, distilling thorough research into an elaborate story.
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Both were valid points, yet the report appeared to minimise the two most convincing explanations for Labour's defeat: the unpopularity of its then-leader, Ed Miliband, and the lack of trust in the party on the economy.
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"White Noise," is, oddly, most convincing at its most abstract, when you can sit back and go with the sullied flow of spoken word — all those brand names, all those possessions, all that stuff — and sensory onslaught.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A Harris Interactive poll on Tuesday said that centrist Emmanuel Macron had been the most convincing candidate in last night's first French TV presidential debate, adding weight to two other polls that reached a similar conclusion.
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Perhaps the most convincing argument for the state of Red Dead Online is that the nostalgia for a historical setting combined with a lack repercussions for racial targeting makes people feel comfortable acting out racism toward vulnerable players.
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As noted, the issues that surround policing -- and achieving justice -- offer fertile dramatic territory, and the series feels most convincing as Daniel and Jira pursue that rocky path, highlighting the inherent challenges in both criminal and civil courts.
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A snap opinion poll that followed Monday's televised debate showed Macron, a former economy minister who has never run for public office before, was seen as the most convincing among the top five contenders in a marathon debate.
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Named for Antonio Inoki (who in turn took 'Bomaye' from Muhammad Ali) and with Bomaye meaning 'kill him', it seems pretty accurate: Nakamura seems to have turned his knee strike into the most convincing strike in pro wrestling.
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The most convincing evidence about presidential election years for Evans is that in 18 of the last 22, the has had a positive return for the year and has posted an average return of 11 percent in those years.
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But his central and most convincing argument is that memory either of national honor or innocent death, far from affording reconciliation, is as likely—if not more likely—to exacerbate historical violence in the very act of canonizing it.
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It sounds like Microsoft is just selling pickaxes during a gold rush here, but Satya Nadella also offered the most convincing vision for the future of talking computers, describing "conversation as a platform" as the next big user interface.
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Kudlow also sought to give the impression of a vigorous White House, disputing various assessments that the President had dented the economy, his most convincing argument for re-election in 2020, by leading the country into a futile shutdown.
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In a snap poll after Tuesday night's four-hour debate, viewers found Melenchon, 903, the most convincing of the 11 candidates, outshining frontrunners Emmanuel Macron, an independent centrist, far right leader Marine Le Pen, and mainstream conservative Francois Fillon.
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Yet if Mr. Obama has all but officially taken a vow of neutrality, he remains the party's most convincing model for success at the national level, and continues to shape the mind-set and strategy of Democratic presidential candidates.
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Its curved notchless screen and unique motorized sliding design, where the entire top panel of the phone rises up to reveal a 303D face scanner and selfie camera, make it the most convincing attempt yet at achieving the all-screen dream.
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The most convincing evidence promoted by automation doomsayers, who argue that we are about to enter an era of mass unemployment, are the roughly 4 million motor-vehicle operator jobs that are put at risk by self-driving car technology.
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I took a ride up Goodwood Hill, one of the signature showcase events at the show, in a McLaren 650S Can-Am, driven by the inimitable Chris Goodwin, chief test driver for McLaren and one of the company's most convincing salesmen.
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On the Runway Perhaps the most convincing argument yet against the "see now/shop now" movement that threw the most recent women's wear season into chaos occurred Sunday afternoon in Paris, almost three weeks after the season had officially ended.
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We think of truth the way that capitalism conceives of the consumer's best interest: Ultimately, in the so-called marketplace of ideas and opinions, the most convincing arguments will win out or augment one another, to the benefit of everyone.
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The most convincing piece of evidence, laid out in Pollan's book, is that people who eat a Western diet—made up of 60 percent processed foods—are uniformly unhealthier than people who eat diets made up of mostly whole foods.
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PARIS, March 21 (Reuters) - A Harris Interactive poll on Tuesday said that centrist Emmanuel Macron had been the most convincing candidate in last night's first French TV presidential debate, adding weight to two other polls that reached a similar conclusion.
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Nicholas Muller, who teaches economics, engineering and public policy at Carnegie Mellon and works with the school's Green Design Institute, said the most convincing case for an environment ethos in capitalism can be made at the level of the overall economy.
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It's instantly recognizable as a stone-cold hit, blending Swae Lee's shamanic ability to produce the best top line vocal melodies with Mike Will Made It's thunderstorm beat—every part of the song converges in the duo's most convincing way yet.
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On this week's Popcast, a conversation about Megan Thee Stallion's rise from studying the craft of rapping at her mother's feet to breakout success on the internet to her current album, "Fever," which is her most convincing release to date.
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JON CARAMANICA On the technically impressive and effortlessly floating "Don't Waste My Time," Usher channels the sensual side of New Jack Swing — a touch of Guy, a flicker of Ralph Tresvant — for one of his most convincing songs in years.
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"Often one of the most convincing arguments is you're healthy, but what about grandma or a little baby?" said Dr. Richard Webby, a member of the infectious diseases department at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and the World Health Organization's Vaccine Composition Team.
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Up until now, these voices have been noticeably stilted and robotic, but researchers from AI startup Dessa have created what is by far the most convincing voice clone we've ever heard — perfectly mimicking the sound of MMA-commentator-turned-podcaster Joe Rogan.
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Yet, even though the evening dragged on later than most, we finally got what we had all been waiting for: Iñárritu winning best director (again), and Leo winning for the most convincing portrayal of enjoying of a meal of raw bison entrails.
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Who we think should win: Laurie Metcalf, Lady BirdWho we think will win: Allison Janney, I, Tonya Laurie Metcalf's Marion McPherson is the most convincing on-screen mother since Anthony Perkins in Psycho—Sophie from Sophie's Choice and Bambi's mom (RIP) notwithstanding.
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"Until definitive evidence is presented that the remains are not those of Amelia Earhart, the most convincing argument is that they are hers," Richard Jantz, professor emeritus of anthropology and director emeritus of University of Tennessee's Forensic Anthropology Center, said in a statement.
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Favorites include Tee K.O., in which you and your friends take turns designing horrible T-shirt logos and matching them with equally horrible taglines, and Fibbage, a trivia game that you win by writing the most convincing lie masquerading as a trivia answer.
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Prime Minister Johnson – who famously craves both public attention and a place in history – won the former and a shot at the latter through a British election victory this week that was the most convincing conservative victory since Margaret Thatcher in 1987.
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We love a good Westworld theory here (just look at our weekly slideshow which boasts nearly two dozen "What ifs" that have been swirling in our heads), but this one from writer Donna Dickens at HitFix is one of the most convincing ones yet.
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A snap opinion poll showed Macron, a former economy minister who has never run for public office before, was seen as the most convincing among the top five contenders in a marathon debate of nearly three and a half hours that delivered no knock-outs.
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Not only are these three of the chords that are easy for our ears to digest, but using a V-I or IV-I sequence creates a feeling of completion and satisfaction, bringing us back to the song's root in the most convincing possible way.
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When Trump instead appears before them and tells them that cynical political calculations are why they should pass an unpopular bill backed by an unpopular president that will cause a nightmarish amount of upheaval in an election year, it's not the world's most convincing case.
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She plays an outlaw, Daisy Domergue, and one slow look that she gives, raising her face, with a black eye and a crinkled grin, to fill the screen, may be the most convincing portrait of wickedness—and of its demonic appeal—in all of Tarantino.
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A snap poll taken just after the debate ended by Elabe, a French polling company, and the television channel BFMTV gave the debate to Macron, with 63 percent of those polled saying Macron was the "most convincing," versus just 34 percent for Le Pen.
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Dagher is at his most convincing when drawing up the charge sheet against the Assads: Hafez, Bashar, his younger brother Maher, his maternal cousins Rami and Hafez Makhlouf, along with long-term loyal followers of the family like Mustafa Tlass, the defense minister, who was Manaf's father.
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They expressed frustration that Sondland would place a call to the President from a public restaurant in Kiev, a city crawling with Russian intelligence assets, and are concerned that Holmes' testimony was the most convincing argument for Trump's direct involvement in the campaign to pressure Ukraine.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump ended a chaotic first year by achieving his most convincing legislative triumph on Wednesday, making good on his promise to deliver what he called a "big, beautiful" tax cut before Christmas and finally demonstrating the political power of unified Republican control in Washington.
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Twenty-nine percent of viewers thought Macron was the most convincing, ahead of firebrand leftist Jean-Luc Melenchon with 20 percent, while Le Pen and conservative Francois Fillon were tied in third place, a snap survey conducted online by Elabe pollsters towards the end of the debate showed.
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Still, these events and experiences offer an opportunity to explore the full breadth of simulated reality — to remember that there's more to the world than seeing, that suggestion can be more powerful than depiction, and that sometimes, our physical world can produce the most convincing illusions of all.
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The simplest explanation for their silence is also the most convincing: both know this is but the opening salvo in a protracted struggle over future funding of CMES under business-as-usual methods, wherein centers are free to engage in ideologically-driven work unrelated to the program's intent.
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According to the GOP congressional source, that testimony led several GOP lawmakers to express frustration that Sondland would place a call to the President in a public restaurant, and are concerned that Holmes' testimony was the most convincing argument for Trump's direct involvement in the campaign to pressure Ukraine.
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Mike Hurley will give his twin-screen Temple Theatre located in Houlton, Maine, to whomever writes the most convincing 1503-word-or-less essay on why they should be the next owner of what's billed on its website as "one of the oldest continuously operated movie theatres" in the state.
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In his position at the Times , Douthat is an essentially, if covertly, evangelistic writer, and he is most convincing when his tone is irenic, funny, and self-deprecating, and when he is willing to trade small, stubborn differences for broader agreements—when, in other words, he most closely resembles Francis.
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Quite why United has been so reticent to enter this brave new world is not clear, though the most obvious explanation may also be the most convincing: If something does not directly drive revenue, the club's hierarchy — and the Glazer family that sits at its head — has tended not to be especially interested.
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Divorce can, in fact, cause adults to lose both their places in the world and their minds; adults forcing optimism amid sad upheaval is a complicated kind of madness that often imposes on kids a constant, low-grade anxiety, and the novel is at its smartest and most convincing when chronicling this phenomenon.
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Instead of fading once the team's medical staff made a decision to rest the All-American candidate a day before last weekend's home date with Ohio State, the Hawkeyes bounced back with their most convincing victories in Big Ten play - 85-72 over the Buckeyes and 83-63 on Tuesday at Rutgers.
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The most convincing evidence is from the Midas Study, in which subjects 55 and older with mild memory complaints were given a daily dose of supplemental docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), an omega-3 fatty acid that's an important structural component of the brain and is often extracted from fish oil as a nutritional supplement.
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Tripping on LSD and mushrooms could help you quit smoking and cure depression The most convincing argument for legalizing LSD, shrooms, and other psychedelics Thanks to people like Timothy Leary, Ram Das, Abbie Hoffman, and Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters touting its mind-bending virtues, LSD kick-started the psychedelic wing of 1960s counterculture.
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The most convincing evidence on multipliers, in my view, has always come from natural experiments: cases in which we know from the historical political record that governments were imposing large changes in taxes and/or spending, and we can see the effects of these fiscal shocks on growth relative to what was previously expected.
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It's true that she has always been most convincing as this type of Vocalist's Vocalist, singing the standards, floating just outside the zeitgeist—her Super Bowl national anthem outweighed her Halftime Show the following year; her performance of "The Sound of Music" at the Oscars back in 2015, alarming for its simplicity, is one of her best ever turns.
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If I'm being honest, the phrase "Honeycomb Glacier" makes me think of a frosty dessert with a crunchy bee-produced treat on top, not a concept gaming PC. But standing in a semi-secret lab deep inside Intel's Santa Clara headquarters, I can't help but think it's the most convincing argument ever made for a beefy laptop with two screens.
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Consider what it takes to "win" a debate under the current format: Generally, the "winner" of the debate is the candidate who manages expectations best, the candidate who delivers the best zinger, the candidate who avoids any memorable or telling stumbles (like notably sighing), and/or the candidate whose surrogates do the most convincing job in the post-debate spin room.
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Without Heinz's insight, the most convincing explanation bandied about among Salad Cream aficionados is that the food industry of 1914 was shaped by World War I. Official wartime food rationing didn't begin until 1916 but, as the country mobilized for battle in 1914, the government passed the Defence of the Realm Act, which gave them the power to commandeer any supplies necessary for the war effort, including food.
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