Sentence examples for persuasive match from inspiring English sources

Through the good times and very bad the two leads are a comfortable, persuasive match.

"Through the good times and very bad the two leads are a comfortable, persuasive match," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.

Though the free-and-easy sexual interchanges savor of the swinging Manhattan of the sixties and seventies, and the mouth-wateringly specific German pastries may owe something to Abish's Viennese boyhood, his feat of imagination makes a persuasive match for the realistically transcribed Germanys of, say, Heinrich Böll and Martin Walser.

Of these, the author hopes to show that the findings are persuasive by clearly matching theory to data, and that themes he has recognised are persistent within narratives and across participants.

As expected, cognition-based attitudes were not sensitive to a match between persuasive appeals and types of effect.

Despite its aspirations to act as a regional powerbroker, Turkish talk has not been matched by persuasive actions in another troublespot – Cyprus.

The look and atmosphere of that picture were so fresh, so persuasive, and so well matched to the slick aggression of the source material that the logical instability of the story almost didn't matter.

Mr. Martins wastes his music here, and his shapes and partnering are not expressive enough to make the newly matched couple's embrace persuasive.

Hundreds arrive in Syria only to realise the persuasive recruitment videos do not match the brutal reality.

Particularly preference matching, location matching, social proof and authority are identified as persuasive features in e-participation context and propositions on their impacts on citizens' participation processes are developed.

And when we heard that she had got an exact match – not just close enough to be persuasive, but an exact match – it was an extraordinary moment.