Sentence examples for a more persuasive answer from inspiring English sources

While it may be true that baseball has attracted so much good writing because so many writers hit and threw as children, a more persuasive answer is that, unlike football, the sport has long been open to writers, allowing them so much time before and after games to ask questions.

A significantly greater number of patients should be studied in the future for a more persuasive result.

In an interview about his novel Un Lun Dun (Del Rey/Ballantine, cloth, $17.95; paper, $9), China Miéville provides a far more persuasive answer to my question: in the books he writes for adults, Miéville says, "I couldn't use a character with a bottle of ink for a head".

While generalisations about history, geography and demographics make for useful shorthand, you will find more persuasive answers in the details of certain synchronicities and catalysts that bring people together: a club, a record shop, an inspirational mentor, a record label established by a charismatic local eccentric.

And certainly he needs a more persuasive solicitor general.

For me, a more persuasive argument would be superior construction.

There is a more persuasive case to be made there.

The platter has a more persuasive Washington provenance than most.

Mr Prodi is a more accomplished politician and a more persuasive public figure.

But it's a more persuasive message when a company bets its own money.

But the Met show's curator, Gary Tinterow, has a more persuasive interpretation.