Sentence examples for remarkable persuasive from inspiring English sources

It would require remarkable persuasive skill to get anything resembling a tax bill out of the current Legislature.

What is remarkable about the persuasive technology approach is that it does not imply giving the user lots of information in order to convince her/him.

Among his most remarkable achievements is assembling a persuasive period soundtrack that is almost entirely devoid of predictable classic-rock touchstones.

Both "The Painted Boy" itself and the framing narrative are remarkable feats of stylistic impersonation, the language persuasive without seeming mannered.

Though the violence is persuasive, Jennifer Schuessler said here last year, "most remarkable is the evocation of the territory, the gothic tangle of native forest and exotic cash crop that mirrors the claustrophobic inner landscapes".

It is a remarkable experiment in form by a stylish writer, a persuasive and inspiring work that pays close attention to sources but takes the imaginative freedom to suggest what the poet's inner world might have been like.

In the two year period from 1635 to 1636 there was a remarkable blossoming of political writings, different in style and persuasive power, but sharing in common certain similar themes.

This threat was not considered persuasive, but eventually it led to someone's remarkable suggestion.

Persuasive support for this view comes from the remarkable discovery of Shinya Yamanaka that pluripotency can be recreated from somatic cells through transcription factor induced reprogramming (Takahashi & Yamanaka, 2006).

Even more remarkable, he takes a pair of near-iconic historical figures and turns them into persuasive literary characters.

A tiny, tireless woman reinforced by tragedy, she epitomizes the persuasive power of oral history, and the film uses her to frame a remarkable collection of declassified films and photographs.