Sentence examples for fairly persuasive from inspiring English sources

Chris said he finds this a "fairly persuasive" point.

I reckon bell-ringing's case is fairly persuasive.

Mr. Leach said the poker players offered a fairly persuasive argument.

"The reports that I have heard from my colleagues is that they have been fairly persuasive".

Belichick is fairly persuasive in the other points he makes, but his answer here invites this thought: What else may he be fibbing about?

He could be fairly persuasive in astute, reflective parts, as in the Richard Brooks thriller "Crisis" (1950), in which he plays a brain surgeon forced to operate on a Latin-American dictator (José Ferrer).

Susan McClary's "Modal Subjectivities" is fairly technical but contains many provocative and persuasive insights into Gesualdo and other Italian madrigalists.

'Mobilizing Social Networks' has fairly evenly distributed ratings: Information About Other's Approval, Facilitation and Persuasive Communication are ranked highest at above 4.0.

(Perhaps it is worth adding here that there is fairly widespread consensus, even amongst theists, that no known ontological arguments for the existence of God are persuasive. Most categories of ontological argument have some actual defenders; but none has a large following).

However, although some in-migration and population mixing may have occurred in the study region, the fact that the population in this area was fairly stable over the last two decades [see Supplemental Material (http://www.ehponline.org/docs/2007/9861/suppl.pdf)] renders a population-mixing hypothesis less persuasive as an explanation for the persistent elevation of childhood leukemia.

And persuasive.