Sentence examples for a programme that cajoles from inspiring English sources

It's a programme that cajoles politicians and commentators into largely eschewing the usual platitudes and doublespeak.

So the challenge becomes: can you craft a programme that has a better impact than that?'.

The new government must implement a programme that's realistic.

Programmes that matter.

A programme indeed.

Neutra has walled it up, seemingly alive, as if aggression itself is an evil genie that has been cajoled into a jar.

"$6000, what's that?" Walker cajoled one of the bidders.

Consequently, they take separate day trips, a division that essentially continues until an acquaintance cajoles them into visiting Pompeii.

Bet that's a good programme.

Pitino has done one of his best coaching jobs with this team, cajoling the most out a group that has less talent than many of his past teams.

He believed that the country was Eurosceptic by nature and could only be cajoled to vote remain by a campaign that showed deference to this anti-EU feeling.