Sentence examples for a persuasive one from inspiring English sources

Although Madame Chiang had a mighty publicity machine, described well by Pakula, she was a brave woman as well as a persuasive one.

Rightly pointing out that the example of Fey isn't a persuasive one, given that she's clearly attractive and doesn't attempt to hide it, Splitsider writer Adam Frucci accuses Fetters of ignorance of contemporary comedy.

While the lure of the Premiership and the opportunity to safeguard his family's financial future were compelling reasons for the move, the temptation to continue overseeing a transformation in the fortunes of a club high in potential but low in achievement was also a persuasive one.

That said, his argument is a persuasive one: Most taxi-driven cities are currently "off-the-grid industries," he argued.

We have now moved beyond a prima facie case of obstruction to a persuasive one.

The argument that a transcript is probably highly committed before release, with most of the spliceosome assembled, is a persuasive one with which we find ourselves in agreement, but this statement is not the same as a checkpoint requirement.

Report me to whomever you want if you'd like, but do so only after you formulate a persuasive, one-sentence theory about how reading this essay put you in danger of being treated unfairly, of being unsafe, as an AU student.

If in The February Speech he can communicate that struggle, that sense of difficulty, which is shared by millions, then he will be a less polished campaigner, but a most persuasive one.

In these parts of the country, Biden — plain-talking, profane and nobody's idea of a closet Muslim — may not only be a more enthusiastic partisan than the president but a more persuasive one as well.

In this case, though, it wasn't a very persuasive one.

He and colleague David Hofmann, of the University of North Carolina's Kenan-Flagler Business School, decided to rethink the messages that doctors and nurses receive concerning hand washing and risk -- to see if they could fashion a more persuasive one.