Sentence examples for most persuasive version from inspiring English sources

The person who presents the most persuasive version of it is the one who's in control.

If we follow the initial and most persuasive version of the story, we are in Manhattan in 1967, where Adam Walker, Columbia undergraduate and aspiring poet, meets visiting professor Rudolf Born and his girlfriend Margot.

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".

Which explanation is the most persuasive?

"My analysis was most persuasive," he recalled.

John Edwards has the most persuasive theory.

This was Norringtonism at its most persuasive.

Roy proposes the most original — and the most persuasive.

This is soul singing at its rawest and most persuasive.

This is by far the most persuasive liberal storyline.

Pietersen's most persuasive ally will be his perceived enemy.