"persuasive perspective" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's opinion or viewpoint which is presented in a way that is intended to be influential or convincing. For example: "The author's persuasive perspective on the issue of climate change has left the reader with a lot to think about."
But even now, while both leaders are struggling against the hindrances for their economies' recovery, the Greek Prime Minister has not learned enough from the American president's visionary rhetoric used to give his people a persuasive and optimistic perspective about the future of their country and of their life.
Write a persuasive essay supporting your perspective.
I find the political science perspective more persuasive on this issue.
This article bridges these gaps by offering a fresh perspective on persuasive design, by using Louis Althusser's theory of "interpellation" as a foundation, and by articulating empirically tested design techniques.
After you have conducted research on this practice, write a persuasive essay that argues your perspective on the efficacy of mammograms.
Jolly Good Luck to the Girl That Loves a Soldier, like the award-winning The Herring Girl – also beautifully performed tonight – underlines Hardy's importance as a persuasive champion of women's perspective, something in which folk song hasn't always been well blessed.
Today, we can see the roots of the "intelligent design" perspective from Paley's very persuasive and intuitive argument (Cole 2007).
Considered from that perspective, his 95% claim seems more persuasive too - if CS5 is right in front you, why wouldn't you ride on it?
As much fun as that is for the choir being preached to, it would have been even more persuasive with a little less hammering and a little more historical perspective.
This strategy once again puts the proposed research in proper perspective in terms of justification, thus likely increasing the persuasive and rhetorical force of the proposal.
