Sentence examples for persuasive by from inspiring English sources

Such statistics are not persuasive by themselves, and the professors know it.

But it's not made any more persuasive by the need to highlight the songs.

Rather than impersonating a typical Herman diva by belting their upbeat messages to the rafters, Ms. Daly made them all the more persuasive by discreetly holding back.

But previous candidates – Michael R. Bloomberg among them — have proved persuasive by bankrolling the party organizations instead of giving to their leaders directly.

That seemed persuasive: by the end of the evening, there had been a swing in the votes, with sixty-two per cent against the resolution.

The CSJ's rhetoric on behalf of the most disadvantaged is made more persuasive by the weaknesses of Dilnot's recommendations, which do speak more to the better off than to the poorer.

It can be fun initially to see how director Kormakur, who first came to international attention with expert Icelandic films such as "101 Reykjavik" and "Jar City," doles out this information to us with cinematic elan (helped by energetic, persuasive editing by Michael Tronick).

"Peking Opera Colors," choreographed by Ge Bai, provided persuasive cameos by Chinese Opera characters.

This article bridges these gaps by offering a fresh perspective on persuasive design, by using Louis Althusser's theory of "interpellation" as a foundation, and by articulating empirically tested design techniques.

For me, the elegant, refined Piano Trio No. 1 (1864) and Piano Quartet (1875) made the strongest impressions; both were given lithe, persuasive accounts by the Horszowski Trio, joined by Miranda Cuckson on viola in the quartet.

Not by persuasive argument, but by evidence.