Sentence examples similar to notably persuasive from inspiring English sources
Notably, those who found him persuasive are twice as likely to say that the threat of military action helped force a diplomatic solution than hurt the situation.
Notably, it was found as particularly persuasive when the GP – the former smoker – presented the problem of quitting tobacco smoking not from a medical perspective, but from the perspective of the smoker.
His portrayals of Arab independence leaders, notably Tunisia's Habib Bourguiba, are nuanced and persuasive.
Advances in laboratory sciences offer clear opportunities to unravel the complex etiology of the disease, addressing both genetic and environmental risk factors notably through improved exposure assessment and information on mechanisms which can add persuasive evidence to the causality of exposure-disease associations.
For the neoconservatives who emerged out of the Vietnam era -- most notably Daniel Bell, Nathan Glazer and Irving Kristol -- that war had what they felt was a persuasive rationale: the need to avoid the spread of Communism.
