Sentence examples for intellectually persuasive from inspiring English sources
Such arguments seem intellectually persuasive, although my thoughts tiptoe more in the direction of you-must-be-kidding.
Mr. Obama did not shy away from those factors, but his core explanation was politically less convenient and intellectually more persuasive.
We added a paragraph on the more philosophical reasoning behind our approach, which takes the idea that a self-consistent narrative is more persuasive intellectually than one lacking elements of join-up, a principle known in Philosophy of Science circles as 'coherence'coherence
I am a judge, however, for the PRS for Music Foundation's New Music award, a £50,000 prize given a week after the Mercury to the composer(s) who comes up with the most intellectually, technically and creatively persuasive proposal for a post-Cagian conceptual piece of sound-art.
It was, however, the book that won the war, the persuasive account that made the Copernican cosmology intellectually respectable.
" we conclude that until interculturalism as a political discourse is able to offer an original perspective, one that can speak to a variety of concerns emanating from complex identities and matters of equality and diversity in a more persuasive manner than at present, it cannot, intellectually at least, eclipse multiculturalism" (Meer & Modood, 2016, p. 48).
No matter what music he is playing, the pianist Peter Serkin can be counted on to deliver intellectually probing and technically incisive performances, but he is most uniquely persuasive when performing contemporary repertory.
Intellectually compatible?
Intellectually voracious.
