Examples of persuasiveness

• He will need all his eloquence and persuasiveness for what he tries to do next.

• The chairman was won over by the manager's charm, powerful persuasiveness, and dynamism.

• There are ways to increase the persuasiveness of the climate change message without appealing to fear.

• Unfortunately, the persuasiveness of the association between supposed meaning and the thing meant to carry (or contain) that meaning is rarely challenged.

• The key arguments of regionality, diversity and complexity are never far from the surface in this book, a fact which aids its clarity and persuasiveness.

• The persuasiveness of these images might be operating on levels supplementary to the logic of expert argumentation.

• His argument rests therefore on the persuasiveness of his prose.

• Thus, corrupted norms are marked by low behavioural determinacy, but sufficiently strong moral persuasiveness.

• She does not ever link together this new highly cohesive marital group and society with any persuasiveness.

• Considering the arbitrary nature of most architectural pedagogy, persuasiveness seems to be the key.

• If there are none, this needs to be said; but if any exist, a respectful hearing will surely strengthen the persuasiveness of the authors.

• Arguments based on freedom and the economy differ in their persuasiveness not only relative to each other but also by comparison to other arguments.

• Rationality does not tell one how much to be impressed by the persuasiveness of one's own faculty.

• The persuasiveness of the whole (usually hypothetical) chain depends upon a seamless sequencing of smaller and less controversial discrete steps drawn from panchronic observations.

• I find arguments on either side lack persuasiveness without commitments to remedy this situation, as do many other commentators in the debate.

• This means that the persuasiveness of our model will partly depend on a priori assessments of the plausibility of agents' beliefs.

• One might thus expect it to have striven to provide a forum in which the persuasiveness of the chemists'claims could be nurtured and the physicists' opposition rebuffed.

• King writes with conviction, elegance, and persuasiveness.