persuasiveness

I stopped at that point, happy with the persuasiveness of the last idea.

Georgia can and does make these arguments, with real persuasiveness.

Give me a persuasiveness rooted in the truth of your Word.

In the surprise of our minds is found their persuasiveness.

Applications, however, often base themselves on the persuasiveness of the message.

That fact might well cause the Administration to think about the persuasiveness of its policies and positions.

Hard questions remain, but not about her poise and persuasiveness.

No new political ideology of any great persuasiveness has emerged since the cold war's end.

To such humorous persuasiveness it is impossible to say no.

He wanted intelligence, creativity, and discipline, but maybe persuasiveness would be better.

I was convinced that what I'd said had been a model of disciplined persuasiveness.

Watching him talk our way in was the first time I saw his persuasiveness in action.

The play's persuasiveness derives from the circumstances of its creation.

Persistence and persuasiveness obviously are high on the list of qualities.

He knew how much courage and persuasiveness were valued at Rome.

Whether people listened, however, was up to the logic and persuasiveness of a given speaker.

It says much for his authority and persuasiveness that such a scheme could have been accepted.

That last quality - persuasiveness - was very important.

And their persuasiveness meant, too, that additional assembly capacity would be required.

My response to your second demand will be contingent upon their persuasiveness."

"You were that sure of the persuasiveness of your logic?"

Let me find him," she urged with her usual persuasiveness.

With such persuasiveness at your disposal, perhaps you should be representing me."

But there are factors that mitigate the persuasiveness of his enterprise.

Her situation was already defined to an extent, but persuasiveness could be useful, and luck.