Sentence examples for morally persuasive from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, I did not find Specialist Sabrina Harman's excuses to be even slightly morally persuasive.
This is the lesson of healthcare reform in 2009; we have to communicate a morally persuasive argument that sways the public and our representatives and we have yet to do so.
As for emic discourse, i.e. discourse that is intelligible and morally persuasive to those who inhabit a particular culture but not necessarily to others, professions have what Foucault [ 5] called their 'discipline', supplementing technical knowledge with norms of conduct towards peers, superiors, clients and others; and wider ideologies (religion, economics etc).
The first is that it tries to construct a persuasive moral argument against a case for austerity that hasn't been framed morally.
Some writers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, such as Lincoln Steffens, believed that reporters are morally obligated to write stories that are true, well-crafted, and rhetorically persuasive because they can lead readers to empathize with their subjects and can inspire action against social injustice and abuses of power.
For those who have some background in the area, Mr Giliomee's view that it is historically inaccurate, morally unfair and politically dangerous to reduce the story of the Afrikaner literally to black and white will be persuasive, however.
