Was heißt »aus­sa­ge­fä­hig« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

aus­sa­ge­kräf­tig:

expressive

Englische Beispielsätze

• His explanation was not convincing.

• His explanation didn't sound convincing.

• Her explanation didn't sound convincing.

• That didn't sound very convincing.

• His explanation is not very convincing.

• Tom was able to make the biggest load of tosh sound convincing enough that everyone believed him.

• The candidate mounted a slick if not substantial campaign, winning a convincing victory at the polls.

• No one found his explanation convincing.

• His arguments were hardly convincing.

• There was a moment of meaningful silence.

• Her explanation was not convincing.

• Words should be meaningful, not just verbiage.

• It doesn't exactly sound convincing, but I trust you.

• It took a lot of convincing.

• Mary didn't need much convincing.

• Tom didn't need a whole lot of convincing.

• Take the judgments of one person about others and get a meaningful picture of his own character.

• Tom was very convincing.

• That's not very convincing.

• Tom didn't seem to be having any trouble convincing Mary.