Sentence examples for apparently persuading from inspiring English sources

Apparently, persuading cell carriers to treat their customers decently would take an act of Congress.

The efforts by other European leaders to turn the vote into a referendum on Greece's continued membership in the eurozone backfired horribly, apparently persuading many Greeks that their plucky little country's mighty neighbors were seeking to bully it into submission.

But progress was constantly impeded by the question of Mr. Assad's future in any political solution, apparently persuading Moscow to switch to the idea of a military coalition to fight the Islamic State.

Yet the totality of these measures, particularly the prohibitions on importing weapons and their ingredients, now appears to have worked surprisingly well, apparently persuading Mr. Hussein that he would never be able to rebuild his weapons programs so long as sanctions remained in effect.

Numerous e-mails in the new batch, particularly from Michael Mann of Pennsylvania State University, make reference to a "cause:" apparently, persuading the public and policy makers of the reality of global warming.

This semiconfession apparently persuaded some jurors each time.

Mr Kerry has apparently persuaded Turkey to make the same shift.

Emperor Joseph II apparently persuaded his brother-in-law to have the required surgery.

But he was apparently persuaded by President Ahmet Necdet Sezer to stay in his post.

By the end of the meeting, she had apparently persuaded Mr. Racan.

In 2003, she apparently persuaded him to lobby the Taiwanese president, Chen Shui-bian, to continue financial support of the university.