Sentence examples for persuasive picture from inspiring English sources

Frum's novel, which has no burden of constructive suggestions, comes closer to offering a persuasive picture of the political present and the foreseeable future.

In these pages Mr. Clarke uses his insider's knowledge of national security policy to create a harrowing — and persuasive — picture of the cyberthreat the United States faces today.

Beinart paints a persuasive picture of a Netanyahu dedicated at his core — despite embracing two states late in the day — to the prevention of any viable Palestinian state.

But the interviews and scenes of protests and confrontations that take up the bulk of the hour don't cohere into a persuasive picture of the country's current condition.

9.29pm BST And then there's Joshua Reynolds, who paints a persuasive picture of this game's entire, convincing meaningfulness: I like to see the USMNT play against European sides.

Get ready.' ") Still, the sum of all these improbabilities is a remarkably persuasive picture of moral possibility: when the war arrives, Ludo and Ambrose both become resisters.

Even subtle signs of surveillence are persuasive: mirrors or pictures of eyes can dissuade cheating.

What makes the romanticism of "Lola," "Bay of Angels" and "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg" so persuasive is those pictures' omnipresent sense of the possibility of loss: a true romantic, after all, is one whose world view is based on transience, not permanence.

Ask any advertising executive about the persuasive power of pictures and videos versus words.

The boxes contained none of the series of photographs taken that fateful afternoon of Sept. 5, 1936, though several surviving images from the sequence have been published previously, and Richard Whelan, Capa's biographer, has made a persuasive case that the picture was not faked.

Even if the new pictures prove persuasive, the big question is likely to remain: Will their deaths weaken the violent resistance to American soldiers?