Sentence examples for a persuasive force from inspiring English sources

Money is not just something you spend on goods and services; it is a persuasive force that reveals what people support through their dollars.

"Marshall could be a persuasive force just by sitting there," Justice Antonin Scalia told Juan Williams in an interview for a biography of Justice Marshall, recalling the justices' private conferences about cases.

According to one person close to the board, Mr. Matschullat, like Mr. Mitchell, could prove a persuasive force in any board vote because some directors like his direct, analytical approach.

NIMBY explanations have been a pervasive and persuasive force within academic and policy literatures relating to wind power [ 30] and the term has entered the vocabulary of actors involved in wind power controversies.

The strength of that authority, however, depended upon his moral standing as a person, upon the persuasive force of his cause, and upon the degree of enthusiasm he could arouse within the church.

Conservative talk radio has proven itself an incredibly popular and powerful persuasive force.

The broader conclusion here, that the ontological argument derives its persuasive force from an equivocation, is one that has been widely adopted since Lewis's paper.

"In a society where media is the most persuasive force shaping cultural norms," as Writer/Director Jennifer Siebel Newsom describes in her provocative documentary, "Miss Representation," "the collective message that our young women and men overwhelmingly receive is that a woman's value and power lie in her youth, beauty, and sexuality, and not in her capacity as a leader".

Chelsea, when they find their rhythm, have the potential to be a persuasive attacking force, particularly if Fernando Torres can fire.

Tsypkin puts on the great writer's life like a bearskin, making the novelist move and dance with such persuasive force that when he slips off his heavy costume and appears before the reader at intervals in the book as a modern Soviet Jew reimagining the past, the sense of doubleness and deception is disconcerting and mysteriously moving.

What "black lives matter" means in essence, one of this film's voices says, "is that all lives matter," a point "13th" makes with undeniable eloquence as well as persuasive force.