Sentence examples for persuasive point from inspiring English sources

Persuasive Point of View His message has been persuasive.

Chris said he finds this a "fairly persuasive" point.

In the end, the most persuasive point against Mr. Rajaratnam's appeal may well be the success of the wiretaps, which produced a trove of evidence of widespread insider trading that was unlikely to be uncovered by civil subpoenas and depositions.

Commanders say that the slides impart less information than a five-page paper can hold, and that they relieve the briefer of the need to polish writing to convey an analytic, persuasive point.

State Representative Steve B. Yarbrough, Republican of Chandler, said the court decision in California had been a "pretty persuasive point" for putting the proposed constitutional amendment to a vote.

As a contrarian credo, it's something to build on, but for this cranky task Silver seems to have neither the tools nor the structure — no plot, no evolved characters, no persuasive point.

The prime minister made many persuasive points.

Alter makes his most persuasive points when he takes his examples from the Hebrew Bible.

Perhaps Clinton's most persuasive points during the half-hour American presentation came when he said that the United States could best help FIFA to use soccer in such global initiatives as H.I.V. awareness and the tempering of political differences.

Bettman made some persuasive points last Thursday when he listed the reasons the N.H.L., which in 1998 began taking a break for the Olympics, may decide not to send its players to the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi, Russia.

Then, just after 4 p.m., the chief prosecutor, Alan Vinegrad, began a combative final summation that tried to answer Mr. Fischetti's most persuasive points without repeating the concise narrative the other prosecutor, Mr. Smith, had delivered in the morning.