Sentence examples for persuasive take from inspiring English sources

BRYAN CAPLAN has an interesting (if not persuasive) take on public ignorance in today's Cato Unbound:   There's an election tomorrow.

Stella McCartney also had a smart collection — streamlined pantsuits that combined several light pastel colors, a persuasive take on culottes (in soft denim), and cute dresses and trouser looks in a botanical citrus prints.

It's the same lesson that is taught by another revival, "Chicago," which offers a very different but equally persuasive take on the idea of the musical as con game.

And, more interestingly, it does have a very persuasive take on the era, with some finely staged performances in the film that give a sense of Shakespeare's work being alive, contemporary and relevant.

And Megan McArdle argues that there is a huge difference between simply setting enforcement priorities and "announcing that the law won't be enforced against a large fraction of the people who are violating it".The most persuasive take, I think, comes from Jonathan Bernstein.

Ladies' Man by Richard Price (1978), because it describes the sexual revolution in New York, and offers Price's gritty, persuasive take on the needs and fears of ordinary people and how they deal with a new code of behavior in love.

Eve did blame the Serpent and his persuasive, liberal take on what belongs to the people and what belongs to "The Man".

The idea that circulating IGF-I may regulate breast cancer is persuasive, especially taking into account that IGF-I, mediated by the endocrine actions of growth hormone (GH), plays a vital role in regulating the developing mammary gland [ 11].

"When you have Stevens and Byrd, very persuasive chairmen who take home so much for their states, there's no credence if they say no to anyone else," Mr. Schatz said.

More specifically, it suggests that we can take persuasive impressions as evidence for the truth that is firm enough to warrant assent — thus allowing for a life guided by reasoned belief, and even ethical teaching — while simultaneously maintaining that even the most perfect rational consideration of the evidence is compatible with wholesale error.

The only time that a persuasive speech might take on a more casual, lighthearted tone is when the speaker is trying to sell an actual product.