Sentence examples for convince perspective from inspiring English sources

At this point GoPro now has to convince perspective buyers that its latest cameras are not only capable of better video capture than past generations, but they allow for easier creation of videos.

A swiftly brushed wing, of brown feathers, merges with the gilt background, above a swath of patterned floor in convincing perspective.

And each side is convinced its perspective is correct.

The creation of convincing auditory perspective is an important element of computer music; it makes the sound lively and expressive.

"I am convinced the perspective we gain through this process represents the driving force that can make not only our lifestyle but our very lives shine," writes Kondo.

The art of rhetoric empowered the rhetorician to convince; the art of perspective empowered the painter to create visual illusion; the art of physics empowered the scientist to predict the force and motion of objects.

Not surprisingly, most exclusivists deny that it is insensitive or arrogant or presumptive for an exclusivist to attempt to convince others that her perspective is the correct one — to tell others that she is right and they are wrong.

When we disagreed, instead of becoming defensive or trying to "convince" me of his perspective like many product leaders I've worked with, he always wanted to deeply understand my point of view.

A public health expert present from the same city though was clearly less optimistic about this: experience in awareness raising shows that it is not easy even from a public health perspective to convince people.

If you are convinced that tax breaks for the rich will improve our economy, for example, feel free to attempt to convince me of your perspective--but please refrain from inflammatory rhetoric and name calling that undermines our society's civility.

When pondering the videos' central question, Harry told me he cared more about starting the conversation than answering the question himself, "I'm not out to change people's perspectives and convince them one way or the other," Harry said, "I just want to open their eyes to the possibilities".