Sentence examples for making a persuasive from inspiring English sources
The style did not appear to be Greek, but no one succeeded in making a persuasive case for its origin.
Making a persuasive argument along these lines is vital for Romney, if he's going to attract critical swing voters.
Or teff, from Ethiopia, served as a remarkably light multilayered crêpe cake, making a persuasive case for toppling quinoa as ancient grain of choice.
What's more, it does so without the usual tut-tutting, instead making a persuasive case for star worship as a healthy religion.
In any case Mr. Lee's film, in addition to making a persuasive (if partial) case for its subject's importance, also has a great story to tell, of a 20th-century life that was at once exemplary and idiosyncratic.
And he has attracted some recent attention in making a persuasive case that that Clement Clarke Moore did not write the poem most of us know as "The Night Before Christmas".
But Mr. Grimes made a persuasive pitch.
The francs made a persuasive case.
But Mr. O'Dette made a persuasive case for it.
In appraising Frank's powerful global legacy, Prose makes a persuasive argument for her literary genius.
Allman makes a persuasive case that the state has suffered from stunningly shortsighted priorities.
