Sentence examples for persuasive given from inspiring English sources

This case for reform is perhaps most persuasive given the dearth of alternatives.

For reasons stated above, I do not believe that either of these arguments are persuasive given her role.

The case for deeper cuts in the defence budget would seem to be all the more persuasive given that Greece's military expenditure is high.

Elaine Paige's "I'm Still Here," though softer edged than most, is entirely persuasive given her interpretation of her character, Carlotta, as a jolly but tough never-say-die good-time girl.

Nothing short of a complete "road map" of cycling's doping era will be persuasive, given Armstrong's refusal to come forward in June when USADA was building its case against him and was more inclined to negotiate lenient penalties in exchange for information.

Perhaps, as Wolterstorff and Stout have argued, respect is better served both by explicitly disclosing to one's interlocutors the reasons one finds most persuasive (whatever they may be) and appealing to reasons that they might most find most persuasive, given their own commitments to one or another comprehensive perspective (see Wolterstorff 1997 and Stout 2004, Chs. 2-4).

Darius Campbell is admirably persuasive, giving a recognisable life to the dashing spouse, if about five feet taller than Smith.

That means incentive companies like Plink can be more persuasive giving away Credits than money, and that margin between perceived and true value turns into profit.

That was not persuasive, especially given his many recent power grabs.

Rightly pointing out that the example of Fey isn't a persuasive one, given that she's clearly attractive and doesn't attempt to hide it, Splitsider writer Adam Frucci accuses Fetters of ignorance of contemporary comedy.

In allowing Onizawa to be so persuasive, he gives folly and corruption a human face.