persuasive

"Certainly the two together are more persuasive than either alone."

Those things may make the case a bit less persuasive.

He does not seem to be trying hard to sound persuasive.

And in the end, I learned how persuasive he can be.

That certainly is true of art at its most persuasive.

But there is a lot of persuasive evidence on the other side.

This would include persuasive education in schools and on the job.

There is no way to be persuasive through someone else.

She knew only too well how persuasive her father could be when he set his mind to it.

But other officials said they had found the reports persuasive.

I'll have to be persuasive in a number of places.

For me, the most persuasive of these has three standards.

You need to be persuasive and it takes time to learn how.

Did you find him at all persuasive on any subjects?

The most persuasive part of her argument is about men.

Experts in the field not involved with the work said they found the paper persuasive.

It is up to us to make a more persuasive case for a federal Europe.

So we are feeling here there's a lot of persuasive language but not very much action.

In over a decade of looking at the question, no one has ever been able to provide a persuasive answer.

The question now is whether the persuasive force will be sufficient.

Still, she has a persuasive case for making race her key division.

The Administration's means are no more persuasive than its ends.

The smiling, persuasive man of the night before was gone.

Her body was more persuasive than a room full of scholars.

But he realized that simply saying them was not very persuasive.