Sentence examples for most persuasive example from inspiring English sources

The United Nations Headquarters offers the most persuasive example of what can be achieved when business as usual is smashed.

She believes that games or the lessons learned by those who design them—hold important lessons for life in the real world.The most persuasive example concerns World of Warcraft, an online, multiplayer, swords-and-sorcery game played by some 11m people worldwide.

One of the most persuasive examples of the Rohlfses' partnership is a striking desk chair from 1898-99.

It cannot be accidental that Kate Moss, the most persuasive contemporary example of a model as an artistic catalyst, has assiduously guarded what she says throughout her career.

He is at his most persuasive when he provides examples of what he considers especially skilful writing and anatomises its virtues.

The most persuasive among them — Roger Ebert, for example — offer learned arguments grounded in science and aesthetics.

Its publisher promises "a striking and persuasive assessment of the dangers faced by a United States that cuts itself off from the rest of the world, making it increasingly difficult for others to come here and depriving itself of the most persuasive thing it can offer — the example of what it has achieved at home".

Alter makes his most persuasive points when he takes his examples from the Hebrew Bible.

The rewritings that seem most persuasive are sometimes more unsettling than the Grimm versions — for example, Angela Carter's "The Company of Wolves," inspired by "Little Red Riding Hood".

The poem has been called one of Stevens' "most persuasive statements of the imagination's powers", and considered "the most perfect example of a 'pure poem'".

A good example is studies of dung beetle horn morphology, where some of the most persuasive evidence for the evolutionary significance of phenotypic plasticity has emerged (Emlen 2000; Moczek and Nagy 2005; Moczek 2008).