Sentence examples for largely persuasive from inspiring English sources

It is largely persuasive but contains more than one occasion of overreaching.

He has not yet solved all the issues posed by the work's sprawling architecture, but his reading is largely persuasive.

A terrific new documentary, "Food, Inc.," playing in cinemas nationwide, offers a powerful and largely persuasive diagnosis of American agriculture.

The agency cites voluminous circumstantial evidence that is largely persuasive, but its report leaves too many loose ends to be taken as a definitive verdict.

They also present a largely persuasive case that prosecutors and the press (though not the American public) became overly, even weirdly, obsessed with the Whitewater story.

In the Book Review, Natalie Angier called this an $3$$)eloquent, absorbing and largely persuasive book.$2$$) PARDONABLE LIES: A Maisie Dobbs Novel, by Jacqueline Winspear.

That he is still admired is largely because of persuasive interpreters of his clear-eyed songs.

Here – based largely on the most persuasive studies and books I read last year – are three things to do immediately.

Scott Sumner's indispensable blog is largely an extended (and persuasive!) essay on the failure of academic economists to affirm in practice what he thinks prevails in theory.

But the visit to the school, with its largely Latino student body, was persuasive.

I would further suggest that Conservative arguments over government spending present an important challenge to Liberals, who in the arena of public opinion have largely failed to articulate a persuasive defense of government spending, even (or especially for) worthwhile causes.