Sentence examples for persuasive clues from inspiring English sources

He's the Amelia Bedelia of the Supreme Court, who would transform statutory interpretation into a game of gotcha, where slipshod drafting is an excuse to ignore persuasive clues about what Congress meant to communicate.

At first glance Pigeon is selfish and whiny, manipulative... but if you read the pigeon with love, we will see that the pigeon actually gives us clues about how to be persuasive, kind, adventurous, and assertive.

It's impossible to know if this persuasive document mirrors Obama's current thinking, but here's a clue: it was co-written by one of his Iraq advisers, Colin Kahl.

And persuasive.

Persuasive charm.

He's persuasive.

The argument sounds persuasive.

Both points are persuasive.

— it is dramatically persuasive.

And he was persuasive.

Spreckelsen was persuasive, however.