After studying the matter, Ms. Davidson concluded, "Online blogs directed at peers exhibit fewer typographical and factual errors, less plagiarism, and generally better, more elegant and persuasive prose than classroom assignments by the same writers".
He had adapted the new approach of Bill Bernbach, the man who made American advertising modern in the early 1960s, to a British sensibility and British conversational rhythms and turned it into the best persuasive prose imaginable.
The New Yorker, September 16, 1939 P. 27 PROFILE of A. J. & Will Townsend, discoverers of the Townsend Law of Advertising, a formula for the composition of irresistible persuasive prose.
By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, September 16, 1939 P. 27 PROFILE of A. J. & Will Townsend, discoverers of the Townsend Law of Advertising, a formula for the composition of irresistible persuasive prose.
And secondly, that we understand as consumers, audience, players, that gaming's rule set for plot-driving discourse, persuasive prose, and affecting interactions is a very different beast to that written down in books or enunciated from a stage.
And secondly, that we understand as consumers, audience, players, that gaming's rule set for plot-driving discourse, persuasive prose and affecting interactions is a very different beast to that written down in books or enunciated from a stage.
With its sharp, jargon-free prose, its persuasive art-historical arguments and its pungent insights into its subject's character, the first volume was a revelation.
Yet, the prose is brilliantly persuasive.
In appraising Frank's powerful global legacy, Prose makes a persuasive argument for her literary genius.
In examining Anne Frank's powerful global legacy, Prose makes a persuasive argument for her literary genius.
They are poised and polished speakers, able to deliver persuasive arguments and interpret drama, prose and poetry.
