Sentence examples for persuasively represent from inspiring English sources

While its narrative momentum occasionally flags, the book's short laments persuasively represent the wild disorganization of the grieving mind.

Cambanis argues, persuasively, that Hezbollah represents the most successful radical Islamist movement in the region.

Crystal (2001) argues quite persuasively that computer-mediated language represents the fourth medium of communication (spoken language, written language, and sign language represent the first three) developed in the history of the human race [ 2].

Or is it better represented by the "bunch of guys" theory, put forward most persuasively by Marc Sageman, a forensic psychiatrist and former C.I.A. officer?

If these movies can tell that story so persuasively it's partly because they belong to the past while the revolutionary movements represented in a film like "Green Zone" belong to a present with no end in sight.

Quite specific formal motifs in the figures of the Pisa pulpit compare closely with sculptural fragments representing Jupiter and imperial advisers from Frederick's triumphal gateway over the Via Appia at Capua and argue persuasively for Pisano's training in the artistic workshops of the Emperor.

The St Helens prop from Samoa could hardly have done more to prove his passion in representing his adopted country, spontaneously punching his chest after crashing over for the first try in Britain's 20-14 firsTestst win, and speaking emotionally and persuasively afterwards of his reasons for wearing the red, white and blue.

Thus any request must be persuasively specific.

Presentations will be graded partly on how persuasively students express their ideas.

It remains to be seen which is more reliable or at least persuasively believable.

He delivered it persuasively.