Sentence examples for increasingly persuasive from inspiring English sources

But all previous evidence of occasional Indian cannibalism, though increasingly persuasive, was still circumstantial.

The studies [1] are increasingly persuasive, and unsurprising when you understand the role of insulin in the body.

Study that list for a moment and one school of thought on Arsenal's injury tally looks increasingly persuasive.

That progress -- and the increasingly persuasive science about the perils of global warming -- are reasons enough to try again in May.

Global politics and technology are inimical to the use of brutality in ways that are increasingly persuasive and that did not exist in Prague in 1968.

In fact, after the 16th increasingly persuasive call in eight days, my polite no all of a sudden turned into a resounding yes!

In assessing this shocking development, and its aftermath, "2016" becomes increasingly less immersive, and less persuasive — we have moved from story to theory, and the effect is deflating.

As it became more persuasive, technology became increasingly pervasive; entering the places in our lives where we are least likely to assert self-control.

The event, which is independent of the main Salzburg Festival but uses the same venues, has a new artistic director in Marc Minkowski, a conductor known for his persuasive ways with early music and, increasingly, other repertoire.

Again and again her paintings return us to the acute tension between how we feel ourselves to be – messy, inarticulate, barely there – and how we are increasingly obliged to present ourselves to the world – coherent, persuasive and whole.

To counteract the likely growth of Islam in 21st-century Britain, Nazir-Ali's prophetic, persuasive and godly voice is one that will be increasingly needed while there is still enough Christian influence to allow it a cultural hearing.