Sentence examples similar to adequately persuaded from inspiring English sources

Lib Dem MP Julian Huppert said the government had failed to adequately persuade the public of the need for new powers or make clear for what purpose they would be used.

Wagner persuaded Liszt that no human could adequately compose a "Paradiso," so Liszt substituted a "Magnificat," for which he enlisted a treble choir.

The panel said he had not adequately explained his reasons for the alteration and it was not persuaded that it had been "professionally scrupulous" to do so.

Conversations with, among others, a former director of Cunard persuaded him that "the liner's history and the reasons behind her sinking had never been adequately told".

In one case decided Thursday, Jeffrey K. Skilling, the former chief executive of the Enron fraud, persuaded the Supreme Court that the concept of committing fraud through depriving an employer of "honest services" was not adequately defined in the law.

"Why are men persuaded?

That persuaded many.

Eventually, he was persuaded.

She was not persuaded.

Not everyone is persuaded.

He felt persuaded, too.