Sentence examples for persuasively shown from inspiring English sources

Studies of stroke victims, as well as scans of normal brains, have persuasively shown that the amygdala plays a key role in the creation of emotions like fear or empathy.

Struggling artists can welcome the practitioners of a new medium to their ranks, as persuasively shown by Lisanne Pajot and James Swirsky's tenderly wrought portrait of four video game designers.

This country long had the most educated, skilled work force in the world, which, as other economic histories have persuasively shown, helped American workers to be among the best paid.

First, it has been persuasively shown by social scientists like David Rapoport of the University of California at Los Angeles and Leonard Weinberg of the University of Nevada at Reno that the electoral process itself tends, on balance, to promote violence more than peace.

As historian Elizabeth Danto has persuasively shown, many of the pioneering German and Austrian analysts, including Freud and his daughter, were actively involved in the pursuit of a social justice agenda whose first incarnation was a series of free outpatient mental health clinics in Vienna and Berlin.

It has been persuasively shown in the last two decades that the development of heart failure is closely linked to distinct alterations in Ca2+ cycling.

Raging Bull brilliantly and persuasively shows its lead character getting older.

This argument, Mr Dershowitz persuasively shows, was not justified by precedent.

I can't think of any other film which so persuasively shows a character getting older.

And Carroll persuasively shows how the concept of opposing religions is a function primarily of hindsight.

Arnold M. Eisen and Stephen M. Cohen persuasively showed the trend among American Jews in their 2000 book, "The Jew Within".