Sentence examples for Absolutely persuaded from inspiring English sources

"I am absolutely persuaded the new law is necessary to have, on the one hand, better protection of the constitutional rights of our citizens and more flexibility for companies to utilize our Continent".

But Sanders sounded absolutely persuaded that the nomination could come down to "a few votes" at the Convention, in Atlanta, and that it was his duty to rally Vermonters to deliver those delegates.

Why does he stand by his men? "It's just that in my long experience of firearms officers, many of whom I've met and served with, I'm quite clear that there's nothing to suggest they would have carried out that action unless they were absolutely persuaded that they were in immediate danger".

As you told our graduate MBA students, Arianna, if there's a critical decision to be made, something upon which total success depends, your first choice is to be in the room, face-to-face with anyone you absolutely must persuade.

I have had many meetings with him and shouted at him, but he was absolutely impossible to persuade.

"Getting the economics right is absolutely necessary to persuade people of the merits of the EU," he said.

We persuaded ourselves that absolutely everyone needed to hear our story and in what we maintain as a moment of enlightenment, we called VICE, getting the number for their London office from Google.

"After the 1979 election the Labour party persuaded itself of something absolutely extraordinary," Blair said.

Responsible economic policy and being careful about fiscal accounts were absolutely part of why the United States persuaded others that holding its dollars was appealing.

One important piece of evidence is that wealthy Americans absolutely hated the disclosure law, and soon persuaded Congress to execute a U-turn.

"The king was absolutely desperate and within six months he'd persuaded the pope to annul it.