Sentence examples for most persuasively from inspiring English sources

He makes this case most persuasively.

Students who wrote most persuasively about the healing role of sports were given scholarships.

And most persuasively: broadband access is probably the most important communication service of our time.

Decades later, Milton Friedman was the economist who most persuasively proved that point.

The American-born Elgar scholar Jerrold Northrop Moore most persuasively argues for this.

They talked, and taught, most persuasively, of the satisfactions of a good pasta.

Overall it shows, in most cases persuasively, that there is no evidence of fraud, manipulation or a lack of rigour and honesty on the part of the CRU scientists.

Most men, they persuasively argue, would be better served having their cancer managed as a chronic condition.

He quoted former President Bill Clinton, in a 1999 conversation as saying: "It was Antonio Guterres who most touchingly and persuasively pleaded with me to do something," a reference to a shift in Washington's pro-Indonesia stance after massacres in the former Portuguese colony.

Jose Ramos-Horthe the former president of East Timor, called Guterres "a good man, a compassionate and humble leader". He quoted former President Bill Clinton, in a 1999 conversation as saying: "It was Antonio Guterres who most touchingly and persuasively pleaded with me to do something," a reference to a shift in Washington's pro-Indonesia stance after massacres in the former Portuguese colony.

Over the years, skeptics — led by Dr. Meselson — have persuasively disputed most of the claims but left some loose ends.