0 the quality of being able to make you want to do or believe a particular thing:
King writes with conviction, elegance, and persuasiveness.
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.
This means that the persuasiveness of our model will partly depend on a priori assessments of the plausibility of agents' beliefs.
I find arguments on either side lack persuasiveness without commitments to remedy this situation, as do many other commentators in the debate.
The persuasiveness of the whole (usually hypothetical) chain depends upon a seamless sequencing of smaller and less controversial discrete steps drawn from panchronic observations.
Rationality does not tell one how much to be impressed by the persuasiveness of one's own faculty.
Arguments based on freedom and the economy differ in their persuasiveness not only relative to each other but also by comparison to other arguments.
If there are none, this needs to be said; but if any exist, a respectful hearing will surely strengthen the persuasiveness of the authors.
