Sentence examples for a persuasive tale from inspiring English sources

Over a raft of production styles, from regal soul to circuit-frying electronics, he slings a persuasive tale of what it's like to be young, listless, infatuated and experimenting in 2013.

On the phone a few days before the dinner, Palmer had spun a compelling and persuasive tale, saying that the Harlan County officials had failed the region's gay population by neglecting to embrace Pennington's case.

In her more persuasive tales Ms. Dark does not try to stage-manage her characters' lives, but instead allows their stories to unfold slowly, moving backward and forward in time, from hope back into memory, from confusion back into nostalgia.

And the cast – particularly Frances O'Connor, Simon McBurney and Wolfe – bring a persuasive urgency to the tale.

Her book makes a persuasive case for fairy tale as a crucial repository of human understanding and culture.

But the sheer volume of complaint has turned ordinary tales of cruelty into a persuasive indictment of the way the print media behaves.

Frank Rich rightly excoriates "the news media's failure to provide a persuasive dose of reality as an antidote to Washington fairy tales," but overlooks the difficulty of doing so when politicians don't do their part.

In the tragic romance that Maxwell, in our plain sight, invents, he shows, for a boy reared in a small city, a persuasive feel for the hard daily life of tenant farmers in the black-earth countryside around Lincoln; the bleak tale-within-a-tale of friendship and love gone miserably awry earns him a place as a prairie novelist in the naturalist Midwestern vein of Willa Cather and Hamlin Garland.

He has a persuasive case.

It is a persuasive image.

Lasse is a persuasive man.