Sentence examples for vast persuasive from inspiring English sources
McCarthy died in 1957, but his torch was quickly retrieved by a deranged C.I.A. inpatient of vast persuasive powers named James Jesus Angleton, who preached that the whole of the Western spook world was being controlled by superheads in the Kremlin.
More to the point, despite the notorious failures of the medieval church, there is vast and persuasive evidence that European government originated in a pacification urged by the very Christian leaders who advocated crusades.
Meanwhile, the Daily Show anchor's rebuttals were striking because, even in this casual mode on a minor item, he was more persuasive than the vast majority of people who are called on to represent a progressive view on TV.
But the vast majority of parents ought to accept the verdicts as persuasive evidence that no child need forgo vaccinations against dangerous diseases out of fear that the vaccines might cause autism.
I had booked the trip on a whim - a persuasive salesman sold me the wonders of the Andes and los llanos - the vast Venezuelan plains - and I decided I had to see for myself.
The argument sounds persuasive.
