Sentence examples for aim of convincing from inspiring English sources
Each Jackson photograph is constructed carefully, with the aim of convincing while at the same time confounding all probability.
Perhaps that would achieve the IPCC's aim of convincing us that police response teams are nicer than you might think.
Rather, the war was launched with the diplomatic aim of convincing a chastened, if still undefeated, Israel to negotiate on terms more favourable to the Arabs.
Under this strategy the battered woman chronicles her abuse in intimate and graphic detail with the aim of convincing the jury that she reasonably feared for her life based on her abuser's past behavior.
A monotone monarch worked her way through a long list that had been handed to her, with the aim of convincing a country that its new government is pulsating with energy and purpose.
My oldest had to go to school and hear, 'Your grandfather is going to be arrested by Di Pietro.' " Mr. Di Pietro, as it turns out, has never stopped campaigning, either, with the aim of convincing Italians that he and the other investigators were only doing what was right.
"Our message must be that we shall keep up the pressure, using all legitimate means and with the aim also of convincing Qaddafi's entourage to join the many who have already defected".
The Uber investor and Hyperloop One co-founder is accusing former Mitt Romney presidential campaign manager Matthew Rhoades and his business partner, Joseph Pounder, of aiming to convince reporters of "false and disparaging statements".
The aim of Operation Copperhead convinced German troops that an invasion of Southern France was incoming, but even then it was fundamentally flawed, as Banwell was far taller than Montgomery and James a drunk.
The ads use straplines that aim to convince readers of the superiority of Google's products, such as "Day 9: Email inbox is full.
Mr Watson conceded that he did not know "precisely what Jeremy's position" was on Nato membership, but added: "I aim to convince him of the merits of Nato.
