Sentence examples for makes a persuasive argument from inspiring English sources

In appraising Frank's powerful global legacy, Prose makes a persuasive argument for her literary genius.

In examining Anne Frank's powerful global legacy, Prose makes a persuasive argument for her literary genius.

Mr Vedral makes a persuasive argument for a third option: information can be created out of nothing.

Mr. Wolfe also makes a persuasive argument: yeah, he ate the Little Pigs, but only after they were killed in the accidental destruction of their flimsy houses.

In Waldman's novel, a female friend of the protagonist makes a persuasive argument: "Dating is probably the most fraught human interaction there is. . . .

His film makes a persuasive argument: When law is an alibi for power instead of a constraint on it, law has been emptied of all meaning.

But the staging by Simon Green does not make a persuasive argument for another biography.

She made a persuasive argument that this was not the correct measure of her inner life.

–"French President Jacque Chirac made a persuasive argument against the war in Iraq".

Making a persuasive argument along these lines is vital for Romney, if he's going to attract critical swing voters.

Lundberg's evidence was good, but Welles made a persuasive argument that Kane wasn't a character; he was a type — an American sultan.