Sentence examples for relatively persuasive from inspiring English sources
The ensemble members, roughly half as many as past Broadway productions, have a relatively persuasive ease with their multipart choral numbers.
THERE were relatively few persuasive warnings during the 1920s that the Great Depression was on its way, and few argued convincingly during the last decade that the most recent economic crisis was near.
"Prelude" is a relatively short and emotionally persuasive piece, choreographed in 2000 to music by Placebo, in which eight lost souls cling to and droop against one another, oozing out of and back into a staggered line across the front of the stage.
Based on the findings from expert evaluations, the findings indicate that the studied BCSSs have not been systematically designed in terms of persuasive software features including relatively weak human computer dialogue features and lack social support features.
The designation is used relatively rarely and only for "controlling or persuasive authority," meaning that the cited decision played a substantial role in shaping the later decision.
Even relatively light-hearted documentaries can benefit from taking this sort of persuasive approach, so never lose sight of the sort of reaction you're trying to create in your audience.
The argument sounds persuasive.
Both points are persuasive.
