One of the most insightful books on politics and the art of persuasion in recent years.
Her father is the author of "The Reasoning Voter: Communication and Persuasion in Presidential Campaigns" (University of Chicago Press, 1994).
He meant this figuratively; the team uses no form of physical persuasion in interviews, he told me.
Mr. Miller should not abandon all hope regarding the decline of genuine rational persuasion in America's public political culture.
There was no one else of my persuasion in Hitcham, so I used to go looking for company.
But Long pointed out that Ecuador had proved itself capable of similar feats of political persuasion in the recent past.
Original manuscripts of her published novels do not exist, aside from two cancelled chapters of Persuasion in the British Library.
When he makes them, they sound a bit awkward; there's a note more of exasperation than persuasion in his voice.
Greek aristocrats and rulers saw in the epinicion, as in the figurative arts, an irreplaceable means of persuasion in the service of their personal prestige and political power.
Mr. Obama will have to employ some heavy persuasion in explaining the political and personal consequences to Democrats if a bill goes down.
With the city's annual budget already passed, Mr. Bloomberg has lost a major tool of persuasion in his negotiations with council members.
