Sentence examples for much persuasive from inspiring English sources

But ersatz theoretical physics has only so much persuasive power.

Regrettably, he avoids applying his enviable mind to the real question, which is why he and so many other brilliant people could generate so much persuasive error on such a crucial issue.

Each, in his own way, loves Bach, Beethoven, Brahms and Bruckner, Mendelssohn, Schumann, Wagner and Strauss, and those composers have probably not had so much persuasive advocacy in this country for at least a generation.

The notion that a woman who marries is, as if by some peculiar biochemical process, transformed into something like an extra organ of her husband, as functional and compliant as a healthy kidney, has ceased to exercise much persuasive power among the general public.

His anointment as a full-fledged All Black was not long in coming either – his form in the 2012 Super 15 tournament was not so much persuasive as insistent – and, given his head against Ireland at Eden Park, he delivered the first of the hat-tricks that have since become a calling card.

It may seem so much persuasive to refute Da'esh in this topic by pointing out that the majority of the world's Muslims are already living in Muslim lands.

Here his critics become much more persuasive.

Money is so much more persuasive.

For them, the arguments are much more persuasive.

Some of the other work is much less persuasive.

The personal narrative is much more persuasive than any other form of appeal.