Sentence examples for much less persuasive from inspiring English sources

Some of the other work is much less persuasive.

If Mr. Chavez wins in a landslide, opposition charges of fraud will seem much less persuasive, they say.

So God seems, in a way, to be diminishing in significance, becoming more remote and much less persuasive.

The author is much less persuasive, though, when she tries to blend Hellman smoothly into the context of the endlessly complicated 20th century.

Thus, in a recent book, "The Idea of Human Rights," Michael Perry is unequivocal about the worthlessness of the secular bunch: "[T]here is, finally, no intelligible (much less persuasive) secular version of the conviction that every human being is sacred; the only intelligible versions are religious".

But many social mobility researchers question the value of such a proxy and say the results about trends are much less persuasive than the work on regional variations.

On its dense inside pages, however, The Times was much less hesitant about offering persuasive and gruesome details of the systematic murders of Jews.

This evidence is probably persuasive enough to say that Mr. Cain's chances are much less than implied by his polling alone.

I was much less persuaded that any of them are closer to having a majoritarian project, a persuasive vision allied with attractive policies capable of mobilising most of the country behind them.

He's less persuasive in the aggressive "Alas for You," although a murky sound mix might have been as much the problem as a lack of belting chops.

The results are less persuasive.