Sentence examples for really persuasive from inspiring English sources

You must be a really persuasive fellow".

Nevertheless, the film-makers face an uphill struggle; neither version is really persuasive.

Two irreversible trends are at fault here, neither of which can be altered by even a really persuasive essay.

But numbers like these are never really persuasive when commercial interests stand to lose, whether talking about tuna or sharks or salmon.

To be really persuasive, corporate miscreants would give it all back, and then dedicate their remaining years to lowly paid public service.

The problem was that our exam results were already good and we needed to be really persuasive to show that a new building was still needed.

That this statement really is persuasive to many people reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of the word "theory" in a scientific context.

It's harder to be the tempter -- for the scene to work, Satan really has to be persuasive.

"I'm not sure if this has is enough horsepower or is persuasive enough to really address the concern," he said.

The Côte d'Azur's heyday is deftly covered, but one caveat: Why clutter this persuasive survey, which really celebrates the coast as a garden of European modernism, with recent and peripheral works by a group of American artists?

One caveat: Why clutter this deft and persuasive survey, which really celebrates the French Riviera in its great days as a garden of European Modernism, with recent -- and peripheral -- works by the American artists Donald Sultan, Eric Fischl, Jane Kaplowitz, David Hockney, Faith Ringgold and Jennifer Bartlett?