Sentence examples for I think persuading from inspiring English sources

I think persuading them through Roma education mediators is a good way to do it.

In southern Nigeria, for instance, Igbo tribesmen participated in wrestling matches held every eighth day throughout the three months of the rainy season; hard-fought contests, it was thought, persuaded the gods to grant abundant harvests of corn (maize) and yams.

I think Pennie persuaded me that it was emancipation.

I think that persuaded my parents it would be a good experience for me.

"I think that persuaded her," he says, replacing the receiver and annotating his list of voters.Since the establishment of a Scottish Parliament in 1999, powers over education, health and policing have been transferred to it from London.

I think we should persuade them".

From the reaction I've had to my campaign, I think I can persuade young people to vote.

"I think we have persuaded them it is not what they thought it was," Mr. Shectman said.

In addition to making the human case for a new approach I think we can persuade the government of the economic case too.

"I think I am persuaded that while bringing member states out of their debt crises, we have to do everything we can to help our companies grow," Ms. Reding said during a speech to privacy lawyers and other data protection professionals in Paris.

I think it does persuade children to talk to adults – their parents, to social workers or teachers," says one of the young people involved in the Next Gen Youths (NGY) show.