Sentence examples for all persuaded from inspiring English sources

As far as I know, they were all persuaded.

"The projects have all been evaluated against our success checklist and have all persuaded people to change their behaviour.

Police, lawyers, judge and jury, all persuaded themselves, on crazy evidence, that he was behind a series of foul anonymous letters, and a string of midnight horse-slashings.

Morris was not at all persuaded by explanations and press reports claiming that Clinton and Barak had offered Arafat an unfair, hastily prepared deal.

They were all persuaded to offer their financial support by the awards' creator, the billionaire Russian tech investor Yuri Milner, who describes the Breakthrough Prize as the "Oscars of science".

FitzGerald, after all, persuaded Margaret Thatcher to sign the 1985 Anglo-Irish agreement, which gave Dublin a stronger say in Northern Ireland affairs and paved the way for closer and deeper co-operation between the Irish and British governments.

But Reese made difficult contract decisions that year and maybe the most crucial call of all: persuading Coughlin to look in the mirror and lighten up.

But now he confronts perhaps the dirtiest job of all: persuading shoppers to buy a new product when the economy appears to be weakening again.

Again, investors want a clear plan.All of this feeds into the most important challenge of all: persuading voters that nuclear power is a good idea.

And you did it because that glowing and treacherous screen in front of you is somehow the greenest light of all, persuading you that you're alone with your malice, your mischief, your game of pretend.

It is far too soon to know whether Mr Ghani can succeed in his plan to establish something more constructive in the two countries' relations, above all, persuading Pakistan to help bring the Afghan Taliban to the peace table.