Master Sean Lowell tried to persuade Gordon Sterling slowly, a habit he had cultivated over the past five years: "Whether it's changing the environment or the testing instruments, it's possible to affect the final sensitivity test results, don't you think?"
"..."
Gordon Sterling was "a little bit" persuaded by Sean Lowell.
Sean Lowell continued his efforts: "Tomorrow I'm going to try a brand-new category of spirits, and I'll test my sensitivity to alcohol and other compounds during the actual tasting."
"..."
Gordon Sterling was "twice as persuaded" by Sean Lowell.
Looking at the rare silent Gordon Sterling, Sean Lowell quickly made a decisive decision: "If there are no problems, then we're all happy, but if there is an issue, we might need to consult an expert."
"..."
Gordon Sterling was "three times as persuaded" by Sean Lowell.
"You also know that my condition cannot be detected by ordinary tests," The Jilted concluded.
