Sentence examples for dramatically persuasive from inspiring English sources
But, to me, what makes the death routine dramatically persuasive is how embedded it was in Kaufman's act.
He doesn't look much like Hitchcock, but Hopkins forges on with the same commitment that made his Nixon and Picasso so dramatically persuasive; this is the "genial, pinkly beaming" Hitch of Luis Buñuel's fond recollection late in life.
— it is dramatically persuasive.
Mr. Giordani sang expressively and with ringing top notes in "La vita è inferno all'infelice" from Verdi's "Forza del Destino," and Mr. Terfel gave a dramatically persuasive performance of the "Te Deum" from Puccini's "Tosca".
The splendid actors here — Christian Hoff, J. Robert Spencer, Daniel Reichard, and, especially, John Lloyd Young, as Valli — take turns narrating the group's rise from lower-class Jersey doo-woppers to Rock and Roll Hall of Famers, and they're as tight musically as they are persuasive dramatically.
Not because the details of Oldham Ashcraft and Sharp's ill-fated 1983 voyage are unknown but because "Adrift" — the latest in a string of visually persuasive, dramatically spotty survival pictures directed by Baltasar Kormákur ("Everest," "The Deep") — has twisted a few of those details in service of its own clever narrative agenda.
Our study offers therefore the first persuasive support that the dramatically different biologic behaviour and response to treatment commonly reported in OSPC compared to USPC may be dictated by a profound genetic diversity among these histological indistinguishable serous neoplasms.
"But biotechnology is going to be able to do that much more dramatically". Still, Benbrook believes that there is "persuasive technology and scientific arguments that support" FDA's regulatory approach.
The actor is persuasive as the former, but could use more presence, dramatically and vocally, as the latter.
