Turncoat debate on : "If you can't convince them, confuse them"
Such questions need to be attempted on your own to test your creative writing skills. However, these points might help you elaborate:
- Words are extremely powerful: they can convince people to believe in a cause, they can mislead the masses, they can win you favour or wrath.
- Some people believe if we fail to convince someone with our words, the next best thing is to confuse them.
- You can twist and turn your words, beat about the bush and leave the other person confused.
- But, only people who are unsure of themselves would need to confuse others.
- It never pays to confuse the interviewer as he will look through the deception.
- The masses can see through the confusion of a politician's words.
- No examiner would be impressed by a student who tries to confuse them rather than convince them while writing an argumentative essay.
- Words are extremely powerful: they can convince people to believe in a cause, they can mislead the masses, they can win you favour or wrath.
- Some people believe if we fail to convince someone with our words, the next best thing is to confuse them.
- You can twist and turn your words, beat about the bush and leave the other person confused.
- But, only people who are unsure of themselves would need to confuse others.
- It never pays to confuse the interviewer as he will look through the deception.
- The masses can see through the confusion of a politician's words.
- No examiner would be impressed by a student who tries to confuse them rather than convince them while writing an argumentative essay.