Students learn to express themselves persuasively.
They teach them to think creatively; to interact effectively; to express themselves persuasively; and to believe in themselves.
"The 'initial' announcement of the Muslim ban, offered repeatedly and explicitly through President Trump's own statements, forcefully and persuasively expressed his purpose in unequivocal terms," Chuang wrote.
She extrapolates in the exhibition brochure: "Is it possible that when an artist uses plants, i.e. flower, tree, or natural landscape in a composition, the connection has been directly suggested by these presumably innocuous living things?" It's an eyebrow-raising idea, though more persuasively expressed in Mr. Pollan's well-researched prose than in the artworks at UBS.
"The 'initial' announcement of the Muslim ban, offered repeatedly and explicitly through President Trump's own statements, forcefully and persuasively expressed his purpose in unequivocal terms," Judge Chuang wrote.
She was surprised, but the men in the C-suite welcomed her views, which she expressed thoughtfully and persuasively.
What Raspberry expects from his students is that they learn to express their opinions persuasively in the form of a column.
Can you clearly and persuasively express yourself in writing?
Of course too much good cheer, like any other pleasure, can become monotonous, no matter how persuasively it is expressed.
The second fundamental principle is often expressed, far less poetically and persuasively than King's phrases, as a need for accountability for results.
The brisk nut-and-honey Auxey-Duresses (91 points) displayed an expansive Old World richness and minerality that expressed terroir: a profound Gallic idea that argues persuasively that vineyard sites' specifics create the unique personalities of their wines.
