The persuasive phrases like 'forever family' are bandied around along with other heady expressions.
The pupils used the tools in Skitch to highlight and identify language features of advertisements, such as persuasive words, phrases and rhetorical questions.
Persuasive marketers using phrases like "all natural" have helped make products with high sugar and fructose levels appealing, says Michael Jacobson, executive director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit advocacy organization.
Mr. Dank also offered deeply personalized views of three Chopin works — two Mazurkas (Op. 67, No. 4 and Op. 68, No. 1), in which his idiosyncratic phrasing slowly became persuasive, and the Waltz in A flat (Op. 42), which benefited from a natural rubato and a sparkling tone.
George Gagnidze's expressive, resonant baritone and insightful phrasing made for an uncommonly persuasive portrayal of the jester.
Phrasing: Bold communicators select their persuasive words carefully.
His solos were driven by gospel-tinged phrasing that moved easily from smooth, persuasive swinging to wildly declamatory, preacher-like shouting". But, Heckman noted, Turrentine was more than a blues player.
You'll see phrases like "leadership potential", "flexible thinking", "persuasive", "articulate", "team player" and "decisive".
Although some of Brahms's long string lines were played with an ardent Romantic sweep, others were recast with a drier, nonlegato phrasing that seemed novel but not entirely persuasive.
With her persuasive cheekbones and bruised tiger eyes, she recalls a phrase Pauline Kael once used to describe Dominique Sanda – "a depraved Valkyrie".
