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The mathematical formulation of this hypothesis is a persuasive one.
Nagging never works. You are never persuasive when you're abrasive.
In either case it is persuasive because there is somebody whom it persuades.
The World report on disability gives us the guidance, and the persuasive arguments, for doing exactly that.
Ambassadors for the Ottoman sultan, laden with hundreds of glittering gifts, or rather, persuasive tools to aid in their diplomatic mission, were en route, crossing Russia’s southern border.
Mr Cercas has written a persuasive, brilliant and absorbing book that has more contemporary resonance than even he might have imagined.
Shales does not mention the killing of the alleged poacher, and writes that the show “makes a persuasive case for doing whatever can be done” to keep wildlife safe.
Nisbett's findings are interesting and persuasive, even though it is perilous to try to generalize about such large yet diverse groups of people who appear quite similar on the surface.
Studies have looked beyond the mere surface of persuasive messages at whether truly affective or cognitive messages are more persuasive.
I also believe that being persuasive has nothing to do with using sneaky or underhanded tactics.
Providing examples of what others are saying about your suitability and skills is extremely persuasive and the more you have, the more your influence rises.
He was a brilliant talker, and when he was arguing some difficult point he had a way of skipping from side to side and whisking his tail which was somehow very persuasive.
Persuasive speaking is all around us. Any speech is persuasive if its purpose is to convince others to change their feelings, beliefs, or behavior.
Thoughtful, intelligent, scholarly and often even wise, he is usually persuasive about foreign policy, both in its formulation and in its execution.
Is it just a bit of revolutionary propaganda, or mere playing with persuasive definitions, or a bit of Hegelian mysticism?
The night was soft and persuasive.
