Sentence examples similar to lack persuasiveness from inspiring English sources

The news media judged that the justices got the better of the attorney general, but Mr. Meese's rhetoric had political appeal even when it lacked legal persuasiveness.

While the reluctant Rangers striker Kris Boyd deserves no sympathy - he withdrew his services for no other reason than going into the huff over not being picked - it had become obvious early in Burley's tenure that he lacked the persuasiveness and authority that draws a positive response from players.

Technical evidence is divergent, and while the fundamental economic warning flags have been more pronounced, they too seem to lack persistence and persuasiveness.

This proposition also loses its lustre when it is pitched by artists with glamorous, highly public lifestyles – "support this movie because the star only made $20m" lacks a certain persuasiveness.

It's also a book that suffers from phoniness and authorial manipulation, a novel that for all its easy readability lacks its predecessor's persuasiveness and charm.

Brandt (Brandt 1990) reaffirms his early criticism when he claims that considered judgments lack "evidential force" regarding a moral order and therefore coherence in reflective equilibrium has only a kind of persuasiveness that comes from coherence among many elements being more convincing than the conviction that comes from any of its parts.

Eventually, Ms. Sunshine's legendary persuasiveness prevailed.

But he may be underestimating his persuasiveness.

And then there was his persuasiveness.

The Domino theory lost its persuasiveness.

Has Ms. Ellis inherited his talent, eye and persuasiveness?