Just as subtly and persuasively presented is the sociology of Poldek's shopping.
How such art can be persuasively presented is, of course, the question.
"The human case for the automobile has never been more persuasively presented," Bruce McCall wrote here last year.
An amazing act of historical impersonation in which the Victorian bandit Ned Kelly persuasively presents himself as a folk hero and Australian freedom fighter; by the author of "Illywhacker" and "Oscar and Lucinda".
Starr persuasively presents the efforts of the Clinton and Obama administrations as a single drama with a 15-year intermission (and an entr'acte wherein President George W. Bush created a costly Medicare drug benefit without the normally required financing).
Finally, his hysterical notion of Al Qaeda as a terrifying Mafia-like octopus requires revision in the light of such recent political analyses as Jason Burke's "Al-Qaeda: Casting a Shadow of Terror," which persuasively presents Al Qaeda as a vague rubric for disparate terror groups rather than a discrete entity.
In On the Origin of Species, Darwin persuasively presented his view that living things descended with modification from common ancestors, and within a decade or so, the majority of the scientific community in Great Britain accepted the basic idea of evolution (with North American scientists not far behind).
This was also a poetic project, and that is how it was persuasively presented, as part of the pulse of America then.
And, most persuasively, he presented a series of images — carefully annotated, high-resolution satellite photographs of what he said was the Taji Iraqi chemical-munitions facility.
And, most persuasively, he presented a series of images carefully annotated, high-resolution satellite photographs of what he said was the Taji Iraqi chemical-munitions facility.
