Sentence examples for from persuasion from inspiring English sources

"We are moving from persuasion based on rhetoric to persuasion based on tables and videos inserted into narrative text".

Indeed, JTRIG's "10 principles of influence" include some taken from persuasion research by psychologist and bestselling author Robert Cialdini.

The power of Congress to spend is inseparable from persuasion to action over which Congress has no legislative control.

— from Persuasion (1817) Whose quotes would you most love to pop up on your devices (and your life) on a daily basis?

A member of the Indian delegation said that the pressure from the European Union and Japan had crossed the line from "persuasion" to "aggression".

My favourite line from Persuasion at the moment is "the Musgroves, like their house, were in a state of alteration, perhaps improvement", which makes me laugh out loud every time.

Conservatives then went about the hard, heroic work of applying timeless principles to timely problems to pivot from purges to persuasion, from protest to reform.

Investigative journalism, off the news diary, separate from the daily round of events, free from PR persuasion, remains among our trade's greatest reasons for existence.

Bolyai apparently could not free himself from the persuasion that Euclidean geometry represented reality.

This result is consistent with findings from the persuasion literature relating to the pervasive power of social validation.

I thought that the health stuff would be more visceral, more resonant from a persuasion standpoint, and so I pushed that".