Sentence examples for persuasive objection from inspiring English sources

The most persuasive objection is that if the Treasury helps California, other state governors will get out their tin cups and march on the Washington Mall.

It is difficult to see how that could be an ethically persuasive objection.

Two objections to Schaffner's reductionist thesis have been most persuasive: the unconnectability objection and the gory details objection.

It is not just classical Indian self-theorists who have found this objection persuasive.

And is any of those objections ethically persuasive?

Part of the inner core of congressional deal makers, he so far has been persuasive in tamping down right-wing objections.

But in calmer mood, the churches could have produced three potentially more serious objections – none of which, however, are persuasive in the end.

The foregoing defense of the possibility of a plurality of coexistent omnipotent agents is persuasive only if there is a cogent reply to this objection.

As was the case with Perry's first objection, however, the nonnecessity of belief objection is less persuasive with true demonstratives, where some kind of correct conception of the intended reference is arguably needed to demonstrate it.

They tried to remember the three T's: tone (be positive but persuasive), tactics (never name a salary figure first) and tips (sell yourself, but anticipate objections; don't get too personal, but be personal enough).

In a seminal article in the context of organ transplantation, the main arguments Ubel and colleagues advance against considering prior resource use is that the conclusions of common theories of justice are neither persuasive (which is a weak, qualitative argument), nor consistent (which seems a far stronger and serious objection) when considering whom to favor [ 9].