Sentence examples for be won over to from inspiring English sources

His fear, he wrote, was that unless children could be won over to history, "their imagination will be held hostage in the cage of the eternal now".

He, and also the audience if they share the same interest, will at once be won over to your opinion - even if you got it out of a lunatic asylum.' His example: 'A landed proprietor maintains that the use of machinery in agricultural operations, as practised in England, is an excellent institution, since an engine does the work of many men.

If the Liberty movement holds firm, it will now dominate the "new middle" of American politics: in a two-party Democracy, the median voter is the one that must be won over to secure a majority.

The real you is the one whose passions, beliefs, values and preferences matter but should be vocalized and shown in constructive ways that help and nurture others, not treat them as targets to be won over to your point of view.

J.K. Shin, the head of the mobile business at Samsung, said consumers will eventually be won over to L.T.E.

A sceptical and disengaged British public also needs to be won over to raise this up the political agenda.

But soon after Russia was won over to the Habsburg cause, Prussia changed sides.

The humanitarian and magnanimous ideas of His Majesty the Emperor, my August Master, have been won over to this view.

He also claimed to have been won over to the idea of co-operative values.

Eventually in New York, an audience was won over to his aesthetic -- through repeated viewing.

Eventually, she was won over to Griscom's assertion "that there was nothing left between them except a company".