Sentence examples for general persuasion from inspiring English sources

They who can succeed in creating a general persuasion that a certain form of government, or social fact of any kind, deserves to be preferred, have made nearly the most important step which can possibly be taken towards ranging the powers of society on its side.

But Charles's opposition to papal jurisdiction in Spain also led him to curb the arbitrary powers of the Inquisition, while his desire for reform within the church caused him to appoint inquisitors general who preferred persuasion to force in ensuring religious conformity.

In this paper, we present a general purpose architecture for persuasion scenarios and behavioral change.

Unlike Sense and Sensibility, Persuasion depicts general class divisions rather than just how the working class impacts the protagonists – the camera focuses on their faces and expressions, personifying them.

Socrates encourages Phaedrus' enthusiasm for clever argument, and by careful example shows him first, how the argument can be technically improved, the stuff of the CBOC, via the general rules of effective persuasion.

However, detailed descriptions and guidelines for their software-level implementation are still lacking and in current persuasive systems research there seems to be a tendency of describing the software systems and the persuasion context at too general a level.

Even in countries in which public communication is employed largely for government propaganda, certain minimal economic and educational standards must be achieved before this persuasion is accepted by the general public.

WASHINGTON ― It can't feel good for Attorney General Jeff Sessions to see faith leaders of all persuasions condemning the Trump administration's policy of separating children from their parents at the border.

Others said they would rely on their powers of persuasion, the good will of insurers or general state laws that ban unfair or deceptive trade practices.

With the general election campaign in full swing, politicians of all persuasions are travelling to towns and cities across England, hoping to boost their chances at the ballot box.

I think there is a general workplace preference for optimistic extroverts with strong skills of persuasion and lots of confidence.