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because
readers would doubt your credibility in presenting your arguments.
It is better to present facts rather than negative opinions about
other people.
Metaphors
should also be used in caution when writing persuasive essay examples.
If they are well stated and reasonable, you may get your readers'
conviction, but if you cannot write strong metaphors well, forget
about including them in your paper.
Lastly,
once you have developed your point and purpose, no matter what
it takes, stick to it. Wandering on your thoughts and supportive
arguments can confuse your readers and may even be contradictory
to the point you've established. Proofread your paper and check
whether every argument supports your point.
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