Convincing Quotes
Being convincing takes more than being right.
One quote insists that convincing yourself never wins an argument, and another argues that scorching irony works better than a merely convincing case.
At a time like this, scorching irony, not convincing argument, is needed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What do these convincing quotes say about winning an argument?
One states plainly that convincing yourself doesn't win an argument, suggesting real persuasion has to reach someone else.
Is irony treated as more effective than a convincing argument?
Yes, one quote argues that scorching irony works better in certain moments than a merely convincing case.
Is there a quote about convincing performance in acting?
Yes, one hopes to always be convincing while acting, tying the word directly to performance rather than debate.
Does any quote admit to not being convincing in a specific role?
One does, admitting discomfort with not sounding convincing playing an American character, despite trying.
Where should I read next about the craft behind that kind of performance?
The act quotes are a good next stop, since acting and convincing an audience are closely linked here.
There's also an actor's candid doubt about not sounding convincing as an American, paired with hope that their performances land regardless. The act quotes explore that same tension between craft and belief.
