(1986) and Morgan Klein (1985) describe convincingly the conflict which young people in residential care experience between longing for their parents to provide for them and the growing realisation that this may only ever be partial.

The difficulty with this is that Althusser (and Engels) are convincingly describing a change in problematic, perhaps even a paradigm shift, but it is not clear that what went on before is contrastable as ideology, as non-science.

In particular, she convincingly describes the sublimated excitement that characterizes ultra-Orthodox dating as tiny gestures take on heightened meaning.

By the time he details the demolition of "The Stranger" - which Callow provocatively, convincingly describes as a catastrophe almost equal to that of "Ambersons" - he has himself morphed into a scornful apologist.

Nor is the recall of detail any guide to veracity; under hypnosis people can convincingly describe the world in the year 2000.

He convincingly describes the quasi-Fauve and quasi-Impressionist vache works, which have traditionally been considered merely aberrant, as consistent with the rest of his art.

Cross's book helps define Cobain's terror; Dyson's less convincingly describes how widely Tupac's was shared.

He considered waiting for the firemen and police, but he could not imagine how he would convincingly describe what had transpired in that house in a mere three or four hellish minutes.

He writes that the Pentateuch is "an ill-carpentered fiction, bolted into place well after the non-events that it fails to describe convincingly or even plausibly."

Japanese investors have become something like U.F.O.'s: Many people expect them to land one day, but almost no one can convincingly describe what one does.