Sentence examples for persuasive catalyst from inspiring English sources

The environmental movement in the 21st century can succeed only to the extent that its proponents achieve a broad-based philosophical accord and provide the same kind of persuasive catalyst for change that the Industrial Revolution offered in the 19th century.

It cannot be accidental that Kate Moss, the most persuasive contemporary example of a model as an artistic catalyst, has assiduously guarded what she says throughout her career.

While generalisations about history, geography and demographics make for useful shorthand, you will find more persuasive answers in the details of certain synchronicities and catalysts that bring people together: a club, a record shop, an inspirational mentor, a record label established by a charismatic local eccentric.

Another catalyst?

The catalyst?

Despite the real-life catalysts and good intentions that went into mounting it — among them giving its appealing leads the chance to act together — "Lil's 90th" never succeeds in being persuasive.

And persuasive.

Persuasive charm.

The catalyst was money.

The catalyst was Tet.

He's persuasive.