The advertisement was very interesting and held everyone’s attention., CAPTIVATING, Her argument was clear, logical and convincing., COGENT, That information is directly connected to the issue we are discussing., PERTINENT, His criticism was not direct or obvious., SUBTLE, His explanation was far too long and detailed., LONG-WINDED, The new evidence suggests indirectly that somebody else was involved., IMPLY, The new campaign made the problem seem much bigger and more important., AMPLIFY, She promised me confidently that everything was under control., ASSURE, He kept moving nervously in his chair during the interview., FIDGETING, He was sitting with his shoulders bent forward during the meeting., SLOUCHING, Stop wasting time on small unimportant tasks and focus on the main problem., FIDDLING, There is an opportunity because no company currently offers this service., A GAP IN THE MARKET, The industry is growing quickly and many businesses are successful., A THRIVING MARKET, We need to decide what direction we want to take over the next five years., CHART A COURSE FOR, The two companies are constantly trying to perform better than each other., STRIVE TO OUTPERFORM RIVALS, People who exercise regularly often enjoy the positive results later., REAP THE BENEFITS

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