Sentence examples for presented persuasive from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors credibly linked him to bomb-making materials and presented persuasive testimony that he worked for Libya's intelligence services.

The British foreign secretary, Jack Straw, said today that Hamid Karzai, the leader of the interim government in Kabul, had presented persuasive arguments for enlarging the force and extending it into other areas of Afghanistan.

And at the Leipzig conference, Mr. Wolff presented persuasive evidence from the material recently discovered in Kiev that toward the end, Bach might have been working on an arrangement, perhaps for his own funeral, of the motet "Lieber Herr Gott, Wecke Uns Auf" ("Dear Lord God, Awaken Us") by his forebear Johann Christoph Bach.

Elsewhere, Siscoe, Silverman and Siebert have presented persuasive arguments for the proposition that the first chapter of the Biblical book of Ezekiel was a description of an aurora.

"The state presented persuasive evidence that included memoranda of interviews with defendant, a memorandum of interview with the alleged eyewitness and still images of the shooting that resulted in the death of Walter Scott," the judge wrote.

On Thursday, three days after the entrepreneur, Craig Wright, presented persuasive but incomplete evidence to support his claim, he changed his mind and said he would not produce more information, as he had promised, to quiet a chorus of skeptics who questioned him.

It may seem a quaint conceit at first, but the Rothmans present persuasive evidence that endocrinology was as much the rage a century ago as genetics is today.

The candidates who would succeed him need to present persuasive recipes for growth to do better, for a broader swath of the city, than what Mr. Bloomberg has achieved.

Be prepared to present persuasive evidence to support your position.

The HRW report presents persuasive evidence that commanders knew or should have known of the civilian killings committed in the field.

Furthermore, the fact that we observed considerable variation in COX-2 expression within the CRC cell lines, which were all susceptible to aspirin-induced apoptosis, presents persuasive evidence that COX-2-independent as well as COX-2-dependent mechanisms play a role in the anti-tumour effects of NSAIDs (Rigas and Shiff, 2000).