Sentence examples for persuasive work from inspiring English sources

But the word still does a lot of persuasive work even when a conflict already exists.

Botstein conducts the American Symphony Orchestra in Chávez's most famous piece for orchestra, the "Sinfonía India" — a vividly persuasive work once championed by Leonard Bernstein — on Aug. 15.

It was persuasive work from a young orchestra who are engaging with 21st-century music and the big ideas that inspired it.

In this powerful and persuasive work, Robert Pollin shows why full employment should be both a progressive priority and a national one.

"The Examined Life," by the psychoanalyst Stephen Grosz — who teaches at the Institute of Psychoanalysis and in the Psychoanalytic Unit at University College London — shares the best literary qualities of Freud's most persuasive work.

Her chilly, disciplined Regina keeps emotion wholly in check, so much so that the bitterness that the dying Horace unloads on her — in Willis's most persuasive work in Washington to date — feels totally comprehensible.

Ms. Romero's most persuasive works, however, are sculptural.

The most persuasive works in the show are essentially silhouettes with a lot of material substance.

That sounds simple, but in fact it is hard for any writer to recognize what those obsessions are, to face them squarely when they are frightening or puzzling, and to shape them into persuasive works of art.

The Social Gospel was especially promulgated among liberal Protestant ministers, including Washington Gladden and Lyman Abbott, and was shaped by the persuasive works of Charles Monroe Sheldon (In His Steps; "What Would Jesus Do?"; 1897) and Walter Rauschenbusch (Christianity and the Social Crisis; 1907).

Lev Krevza's A Defense of Church Unity (1617), on the Uniate side, and Zaxarija Kopystens'kyj's Palinodia (1621), a monumental defense of the Eastern Church, are arguably the most erudite, comprehensive, and persuasive works on the ecclesiastical debate between these two groups.