As a result, the central human encounter - in which the sceptical, weary, faith-free Pizarro comes briefly to believe in the Emperor's regenerative powers - is, against all expectation, not only persuasive but moving.
In light of this, I would push Johnson's analysis even further by arguing that "Make America Great Again" was not only persuasive, but it was also a brilliant example of ideological or cultural warfare.
Max may turn out to be not only persuasive but also prescient.
Ar-Rāzī was not only a persuasive preacher but also a master of debate.
The fly-in was an experiment meant to test not only his persuasive powers, but also, more vitally, his intuition that his isolated listeners might constitute an invisible tribe.
Mr Das nevertheless concludes that "whether India can deliver the goods" will depend a great deal on this new middle class.Despite its occasional repetitions, "India Unbound" is not only more persuasive but more enjoyable.
Much of this is due to Claudio Abbado, who has been a searching interpreter of Russian music for several decades: he brings out the composer's Romantic fervor not only with persuasive melodic shaping but with a complete mastery of pacing, elastic rhythm, and orchestral color, and Wang, for one, seems ready to learn.
If not entirely persuasive, this case is at least understandable.
This insightful work not only lays out a persuasive argument for a localist, serialist architecture, but by clearly identifying what is at stake in the major debates, it should play a significant role in setting the course of future theorizing.
(No-one expected the Court to address the state statutory question, but people did expect it to address the First Amendment question). At most, the Court's reasoning rejecting a negligence test under the federal statute might be seen as persuasive to state courts interpreting their state statutes; but only persuasive, not legally binding.
It affects foreign policy, too: some 56% of southerners think God gave Israel to the Jews.Within the South, however, Christianity has been a force for reconciliation and not only because the most persuasive civil-rights crusaders, such as Martin Luther King, were preachers.
