Sentence examples for though persuasive from inspiring English sources

But his argument, that during the pivotal campaign "a popular, two-party republic was born," though persuasive, is not exactly novel.

Refreshingly, though, Sandler provides persuasive studies and rich social analysis without advocating for any particular family size.

More than anything, though, there was persuasive evidence that fashion has a very real place on the cultural mainstage.

He's persuasive, though, as if he had just got the spirit and felt it fervently but weren't quite sure how to handle it.

The author is much less persuasive, though, when she tries to blend Hellman smoothly into the context of the endlessly complicated 20th century.

But all previous evidence of occasional Indian cannibalism, though increasingly persuasive, was still circumstantial.

Though a persuasive champion of Bach's unaccompanied cello suites, he turned them over to six other players last Sunday.

As a piece of argument and rhetoric, the dissent is as skillful as his majority opinion in the King case, though not persuasive.

And the advice about "how to maneuver on top of a moving train and get inside," though thoroughly persuasive, raises a disturbing question: how did you get up there in the first place?

However, even though highly persuasive, the evidence is indirect.

What this gospel according to Bridget lacks in persuasive power, though, it makes up for in doggedly naive charm.