Sentence examples for be persuading from inspiring English sources
verb
To successfully convince (someone) to agree to, accept, or do something, usually through reasoning and verbal influence. Compare sway.
- That salesman was able to persuade me into buying this bottle of lotion.
That seems to be persuading even Harry Potter to look more closely at digital distribution.
A large part of Vizdoga's work seems to be persuading victims to stick with cases.
But the real test of recovery will be persuading private investors to part with their money.
"They're trying to throw deals out there, but that doesn't seem to be persuading the consumer".
The hard part will be persuading the people with resources to help them.
Google's biggest challenge will be persuading people to do computing in a completely different way.
With the right sales pitch, however, Europe's elite might be persuading differently.
Others say Microsoft's biggest challenge may be persuading enough users to try Bing.
An important step, he said, will be persuading the disparate businesses on the strip to work together.
The authorities in America seem, finally, to be persuading ordinary citizens that there is no need to panic about anthrax.
The trick will be persuading those clients who once fled that these share issues are something to come back for.
