Sentence examples for * persuaded in from inspiring English sources

* Turnbull said he believed Blair was originally a "regime changer" and that Blair was only persuaded in 2002 about the necessity of involving the UN.

Phillips said the decisions were Valentine's; he could be persuaded in whatever direction Valentine wanted.

Similar tactics could be persuaded in other Arab states with high numbers of Syrian refugees.

President Roosevelt, on the other hand, was persuaded in 1943 to suspend "limitations of punishment".

Yet, I am now persuaded in recent weeks and months that actually, use of sites like Twitter is a very good way to disseminate our message".

After a highly successful career in the railway postal service, Vail was persuaded in 1878 to join Bell Telephone as general manager.

In 1728 he became flute instructor to the Crown Prince of Prussia, later Frederick the Great, who after becoming king in 1740 persuaded Quantz in 1741 to settle in Berlin as chamber musician and court composer.

That fact, allied with fears of a Spanish invasion (for the war was continuing with Spain despite the Peace of Westphalia in 1648), persuaded them in 1649 to make the Peace of Rueil with the government, the terms of which were for the most part favourable to the magistrates' original demands.

Faced with severe opposition from the king and the Anglican church, Wellington persuaded Peel in 1829 to remain in office and assist in carrying through the policy of concession to the Catholics on which they now both agreed.

In 1981 he persuaded officials in Philadelphia, Miss., to issue bonds to attract the American Greetings card company to the industrial park.

Rodolfo Quilantan, the legal attache at the Mexican embassy, said that in the last two years, he had persuaded prosecutors in Ohio, Oregon, Texas and Virginia to not seek the death penalty in murder cases.