Sentence examples for persuasive figures from inspiring English sources

But because of how Mr. Argott has pieced together his movie, or, more precisely, constructed his argument — pitting critics and curators against less persuasive figures, like Pennsylvania's bullish governor, Edward G. Rendell — these distinctive voices soon blur.

It can be: all those materials can carry dirt and disease into the vagina, leading to reproductive and urinary tract infections, though data is still too scarce to provide persuasive figures.

Mr Johnson is universally seen as a persuasive figure with Labour voters.

All of this made him a very persuasive figure to the lost or curious young men and women who were drawn to him after seeing or hearing him in the press.

Which persuasive public figure will lead it?

Mr Prodi is a more accomplished politician and a more persuasive public figure.

W. C. Fields, as persuasive a public figure as Martha Stewart herself, would have grumbled at so many vessels filled with stuff not fit to drink -- an addiction to booze being a drop more gratifying than an addiction to ooze.

His deadly power of cross-examination, easy mastery of facts and figures, and persuasive speech made him formidable in every kind of case.

The figures are certainly persuasive: according to VitalEurope, more than a quarter of its patients spend more than £5,000 on treatment, with average savings of 50% on the equivalent treatment in the UK, while findings from consumer body Which?

Henry V is a protean figure and a persuasive actor.

Andras Schiff, who continues his perusal of the literature with a performance of the complete Partitas, is a conciliatory figure, building a persuasive case with his combination of intellectual rigor and expressive freshness.