Sentence examples for persuasive means from inspiring English sources

Media Studies- Create a persuasive means to sway public opinion regarding the proposed Affordability in Higher Education Act.

We will not seek to dissuade migrants from risking their lives with posters or radio spots but rather with the most persuasive means out there: the voices of survivors and the family members of missing migrants".

"I believe in doing things by persuasive, democratic means, that's what we have a parliamentary system for, that's what we have a democratic political structure for.

While 30-second spots will remain a central means of persuasive communication, we have to recognize the power of individuals to influence one another.

Just because you've identified a powerful, persuasive pattern doesn't mean that other important patterns don't exist.

The school-board chairman, Otto Hurley (the persuasive Guy Boyd), hides his mean-spiritedness behind big-bellied bonhomie; he mispronounces Tobin's last name as "Foulmouth".

Further, methodical persuasion must rest on a complete analysis of what it means to be persuasive.

Like Bernstein, Copland was a natural teacher, a persuasive explainer of what music means and how it's made.

Social concern should never mean forgetting the persuasive power of a good joke.

Some hard work and persuasive words from Ms Muddiman meant the manager of the Ritzy Cinema in Brixton, agreed to hold some screenings.

It was his oratory, his persuasive way of speaking that meant he was able to bring people who weren't sure about that merger [the SDP and the Liberals] and make sure it actually happened.