Sentence examples for around to support from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bauer predicted that in the end, reticent conservatives would come around to support him as the best available candidate.

Schona replies, "I think some will not bother to vote, but most will come around to support Obama in the end".

The rest of the jury eventually comes around to support her choice, partly because of her impassioned arguments, partly because of the emotional authority she embodies as the families' representative.

When the parks are ultimately created, Burns argues that the opposing Alaskans eventually came around to support the idea.

Liberals appeared emboldened by their victory, though more moderate lawmakers were convinced their colleagues would come around to support the president.

Clinton needed to be able to bet that Sanders and the messaging of the first two nights of the convention would get enough of the left of her party to come around to support her that convention could safely pivot into the Republican territory.

Many of Hillary's supporters in 2008 took time to come around to supporting Obama.

A majority of member states have come around to supporting the bonus cap.

"After 11 years in NZ I have come around to supporting the locals.

It is true that as the election draws nearer, some so-called Never Trump conservatives have come around to supporting Trump.

That may be a sign of things to come, as conservatives committed to defeating Mr. Obama come around to supporting Mr. Romney.