Sentence examples for Deeply persuaded from inspiring English sources

Also Basia was deeply persuaded by her own inherent disposition toward fidelity.

Many conservative evangelicals are deeply persuaded that their society has descended into shameless immorality and that their task - or, as they would say, their purpose - is to restore the country to its senses.

In taking his firm position against the Iraqi invasion more than two years ago, Mr. SchrÃder was widely and solidly supported by the German public, which remains deeply persuaded that the invasion of Iraq was a mistake that has led to disastrous results.

Now a police officer in Waterloo Iowa, Stewart represents a large faction of pseudo-oblivious Americans who "can't understand" what all the uproar is about: white, middle-class, suburbanites whose feelings are deeply persuaded by their white privilege that insulates them from a reality that ensnares all of Black America.

Secretary Powell has won victories on points of principle that he felt deeply, persuading the administration that the Geneva Conventions governed the handling of captured Taliban fighters, even if they were not granted status as prisoners of war, and arguing successfully that a new arms reduction agreement with Russia should take the form of a treaty ratified by the Senate.

In 2012, having persuaded his deeply unwilling parents to allow him to complete the course, Guerra founded DeNada Dance Theatre with fellow NSCD alumna Victoria Da Silva, from Barcelona.

The British Prime Minister had been deeply involved in persuading President P. W. Botha of South Africa to respond positively to the overtures from the Commonwealth group.

"There's a good possibility we will get there over the next day or so," Dodd said, after Senate Democrats met for more than an hour and a half with Paulson and the Federal Reserve Board chairman, Ben Bernanke — the latest in a marathon series of meetings that the two men have attended on Capitol Hill in an effort to persuade deeply skeptical lawmakers to approve the rescue plan.

That goal is only realistic if budget cutters dive into the massive entitlements of Social Security and Medicare and if Congress can be persuaded to slice deeply into areas of spending such as health research, transportation, homeland security and aid to the poor.

I was rarely persuaded that I was plunging deeply into Muslim consciousness.

It's unlikely those deeply opposed to abortion will ever be persuaded otherwise.