Sentence examples for persuasive documents from inspiring English sources

In 1898 some of the army's most persuasive documents against Dreyfus were discovered to be forgeries.

Sebastian Denhardt's film -- which features interviews with survivors of all types and uses archival film made by soldiers -- is one of the most persuasive documents ever presented on the folly of hubris.

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.

"When he met with his attorney general, when he met with his deputy attorney general, and reviewed their recommendations of what they thought the appropriate course of action should be, both were convinced, with as I said, a long and very persuasive document, that James Comey should be removed," Sekulow said.

Rather, he's convinced the pieces are in place for continued deterioration of both the economy and the stock market, and he offers some persuasive reasons to document his case.

But when you read the documents merely as examples of persuasive writing, you find that they are almost entirely impersonal and deracinated.

Her conviction is well documented, exuberantly argued and quite persuasive.

He pointed his studious temperament at the science of communication, deploying some of the energy he had always spent scouring policy documents to the challenge of being persuasive on camera.

Philippe Sands, a leading expert in international law, said the document failed to provide a "sound or persuasive legal argument" in favour of military action.

But the evidence that proved most persuasive to the jury was not the description of the boxes of documents sent to be shredded last fall, in the weeks before the Securities and Exchange Commission announced a formal investigation into Enron's accounting.

Their decision to sign that document wasn't based on much more than Bernays' persuasive nature, but it sure got the job of selling more bacon done.