Sentence examples for strongly persuasive from inspiring English sources
Entertainment Weekly Michele Landsberg praised the novel, writing that Shiloh is a "strongly persuasive story of moral growth, told without a hint of moralizing and with acute insight into a preadolescent's inner life".
The few studies of commissioners that do exist have reported that evidence of effectiveness of complementary therapies is strongly persuasive [ 26- 28].
Yet Mr. Kimmel said he did believe strongly that the evidence was persuasive enough to have prompted an intensive counterintelligence examination of bureau operations.
One of these, "Dresden," on the Allied bombing in 1945, was a persuasive exercise in historical reassessment, arguing strongly that contrary to general impression, there was indeed a military rationale for the operation.
He found persuasive evidence that physics enrollments were strongly influenced by the attractiveness of physics careers relative to competing alternative careers.
What emerges strongly is the expressed belief of many that Isis can be persuasive, liberating and empowering.
That emotive meaning is often strongly independent of descriptive meaning suggests as it should that nonrational "persuasive" methods can also play a role in settling or resolving moral disagreement or uncertainty.
The argument sounds persuasive.
