Sentence examples for persuasive intent from inspiring English sources

Is the factual and uncontroversial assertion that " smoking can kill you" (one of the new print warnings) without persuasive intent or effect?

Up to the age of 7 or 8, children are thought to be unable to understand the nature of advertising — developmentally, they can't identify the underlying persuasive intent.

The American Psychological Association is joining the debate on the potentially harmful effects of advertising on children by recommending that the government restrict marketing to those younger than 7 or 8 because they are unable "to recognize advertising's persuasive intent".

And it is far from the first examination of ads focusing on children; just on Monday, the American Psychological Association recommended that the government put restrictions on marketing to those younger than 7 or 8 because they are unable "to recognize advertising's persuasive intent".

It also focuses on endogenous, or "built-in," persuasive intent, not on exogenous intent.

"Children don't understand the persuasive intent of advertising".

Unlike its predecessors, Vatican II offered extended texts meant to be persuasive and inviting, less intent on regulating outer behavior, Father O'Malley writes, than on "winning inner assent to truths and values".

It was also evident from the qualitative interviews that the decision aids with their neutral presentation of benefit and harm information and framing of a choice between screening and not screening did not match readers' expectations for screening messages, which are typically persuasive in tone and intent.

There is little choice for an audience to listen to Thom Knoles with anything other than a keen intent, such is his ease, eloquence and persuasive logic.

Our intent is not to criticise the MVP, but simply to argue for the value of persuasive impact evaluation of this and other interventions, so that policy can be defined by accurate information on what works.

A mixed design combined as between-participants factors attitude bases (two: affective/cognitive) and persuasive appeals (two: informational/emotional) with, as a within-participants measure, types of effect (two: liking and consumption change intent).