Sentence examples for persuasive young from inspiring English sources

I was a child of the counterculture, but so was the glamorous and persuasive young horse trainer who put me to work in his stable in Charles Town in June of 1968.

One of my colleagues, an attractive and charmingly persuasive young woman who lives above a Greek restaurant on the Upper East Side, has taken this good neighbor policy to new lengths.

On her way to school, she passes the marketplace, where William Wamala, "the smiling, handsome, persuasive young man and budding entrepreneur from the North," is selling a cotton cloth that has the name "Juliana" spelled out all over a deep blue background.

"He was quite persuasive," Young-mi recalls.

Then we see her later and she's still powerful and persuasive but also very young.

But by his second performance on Friday, he made his very young rebel persuasive.

The most persuasive theme is that young Americans are pulling back a bit from the excesses of individual freedom and returning to an ethos that values group loyalty.

The HDP's leader, Selahattin Demirtaş – young, telegenic, and persuasive – has been the surprise star of the campaign.

Most look too young to be persuasive even as junior professors and are not yet polished-enough performers to play older than their age.

The advertising industry spends $12 billion per year on ads targeted to children, bombarding young audiences with persuasive messages through media such as television and the Internet.

He was known as Tony back then, a young boy so persuasive and self-assured that he helped persuade his family to ditch Catholicism for the Mormon Church, and he marched in a union picket line with his dad, a casino bartender, to demand better wages.