Sentence examples for persuasive article from inspiring English sources

Your interesting and persuasive article about reporting on an accusation of sexual assault involving two Yale students raises an issue about Yale's intervening in such matters.

Marci Shore, in an otherwise powerful and persuasive article about the Warsaw Ghetto uprising, concludes with a gratuitous reference to Zionism, a statement whose validity is belied by the rest of the article.

I hope that the cardinals who are gathering at the Vatican to choose a new pope take to heart the persuasive article by Hans Küng about the state of the deeply wounded Catholic Church ("A Vatican Spring?," Feb. 28).

"Ready, Willing, Disqualified," Nathaniel Frank's persuasive article about the wastefulness of "don't ask, don't tell" (Op-Ed, Dec. 16), reminds us that this discriminatory policy may well be in effect even after gay marriages become an established fact.

That is a conclusion of a persuasive article in the March issue of Harvard Business Review by Zvi Bodie, a Boston University professor, and two Harvard professors, Robert S. Kaplan and Robert C. Merton.

Environmentalists — check out a persuasive article by Katharine Mieszkowski in the Web publication Salon in August — argue that plastic bags are the ultimate emblem of a society addicted to consumption, waste and petroleum, the raw material from which most bags are made.

With his busy brilliance, he wrote persuasive articles for his high-school newspaper.

Even though the creators of CAH ultimately reject many of the original cards, persuasive articles like "Why I Quit Playing Cards Against Humanity," (2014) and "The Case Against Cards Against Humanity" (2014) have accompanied the trend of people falling out of love with the game.

The labeling of the moves in CARS reflects the persuasive nature of article introductions: namely, readers are being persuaded to accept the research being presented.

This way, students can become familiar with the persuasive aspects of research articles: the persuasiveness element, as explained above, is possibly one of the reasons why novice readers find it difficult to read research articles.

My article was persuasive enough (to me at least) that for once I took my own advice.