Four jurors, interviewed separately, described the presentation against the sheriff and her deputies as deeply persuasive.
It's been thrilling and curious, and also — most of the time, at least — deeply persuasive.
None the less, his intuitions, especially about the crucial influence of Marlowe on Shakespeare's development, are deeply persuasive.
Reality can be profoundly persuasive.
But, as their deeply humane and persuasive book shows, being told to be well is a different matter entirely.
Stacie Goddard's insightful, deeply researched, and persuasive book argues that talk is not cheap, that how states legitimate their aims is essential to whether they are viewed as rivals or partners.
"Norman was a bit of a rogue, charming and persuasive, but deeply serious," said Richard Hollis, the graphic designer who taught with him in Bristol.
Her novel is refreshingly ambitious in its intellectual scope, and in Oufoula, who's a decent, thoughtful man, she's created a persuasive, sometimes deeply moving character, a man who remains haunted by his early betrayal by his mother, who left him and his father for another man.
Our Party is still deeply cleft by the persuasive influence of a number of its members in the Legislative Council".
And that's because they never had such a single, razor-focused, deeply opinionated, micromanaging, uncompromising, charismatic, persuasive, mind-blowingly visionary leader.
But the former Home Secretary David Blunkett, who parted company with Benn, politically, in the mid-1980s, wrining in today's Independent, said: "Charming, persuasive, and sometimes deeply frustrating, what you would learn from Tony Benn was to think for yourself".
