Sentence examples for persuasive effects from inspiring English sources

Trump's consistent attacks on the objective reporting that he dislikes weaken the persuasive effects of these vital — and all too scarce — counterweights to his false narratives.

In the process they greatly enriched the simple Aristotelian notion of narratives, making it possible to see that many histories, including quantitative ones, were narratives that achieved their persuasive effects in part because they were narratives.

Captology focuses on the planned persuasive effects of computer technologies.

Many scholars of scientific imagery have considered the persuasive effects of artistic "realism," a common artistic method.

A lab experiment draws on Regulatory Focus Theory to examine health communication's persuasive effects on physical activity.

Overall, positive persuasive effects, and a relative absence of any negative, dissuasive effects, were found for two messages, Glass Cars and The Lift.

But the overall persuasive effect on conversion may be more nuanced, where the persuasion context (service type) appears to be a critical moderator.

Lula's own rise, from shoeshine boy to president, has a persuasive effect, Mr Amorim believes.

The prime minister's rhetoric about "British values" is just rhetoric – language designed to have a persuasive effect on its audience, but lacking in meaningful content.

The I'm-talking-as-fast-as-I-can delivery, which Mr. Spacey used to more persuasive effect in Mr. Davies's fine 1999 production of "The Iceman Cometh," mostly registers as shtick.

And some of it is used to persuasive effect (even if one bit of proof that Phyllis Schlafly is treated dismissively by the left comes from a People magazine review of "The Muppets Take Manhattan").