Sentence examples for persuasive fact from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps the most persuasive fact about the defendants' confessions is that they exist," Nancy E. Ryan, Mr. Morgenthau's chief of trials, wrote in last week's 58-page report.

The report said the youths' confessions had "serious weaknesses," adding: "Perhaps the most persuasive fact about the defendants' confessions is that they exist at all.

Reyes has also been candid, even with respect to aspects of his history that might cast doubt on his credibility.... Perhaps the most persuasive fact about the defendants' confessions is that they exist at all.

As pointed out by more than one superdelegate, Clinton has triumphed in many of the traditional swing states on the electoral map, a potentially persuasive fact for those trying to map out a path to November success.

Accuracy isn't always the same as plausibility; imagined history can sometimes be more persuasive than fact.

They were so persuasive, in fact, that when I left the Vineyard and entered the throngs at Union Square, I had to blink to clear my eyes.

But it seems just as persuasive — in fact, rather more so.

It is a fair bet that few people on either side would have been persuaded to change their mind by these unassailable facts, however persuasive these same facts seem to their opponents.

This makes his arguments seem very persuasive.In fact, they are almost entirely bogus.

Apparently, a great number of her female peers agree: "Male VCs may subconsciously view pitches from men as being more persuasive, logical or fact based, despite there being no evidence that this is the case," she says.

Because the law administered by all except the local courts is based on English common law, decisions of the higher British courts are of persuasive value; in fact, a few statutes of the British Parliament that were declared by ordinance (decree) to apply to Zambia are in force so far as circumstances permit.