Sentence examples for becomes persuaded from inspiring English sources

"David Duncan decides, or becomes persuaded, that he committed a crime," Mr. Hardin said.

After she becomes persuaded into honing her talents, Diane leaves the job, the bar, the relationship, and the city behind for that.

Fears of statistical funny business would presumably also add to the premium investors would demand.The trouble then becomes persuading governments to accept higher borrowing costs during good times, when conventional debt is often available on good terms.

Warily, slowly, the Pope became persuaded that with Mussolini's help Italy might become, once more, a "confessional state".

Clegg says he became persuaded over time that accepting some Syrian refugees would be a good thing.

Wilson himself, albeit later, as well as Lady Falkender, became persuaded that there was "something in it".

It took him a while to realize this, he said, and, curiously, he became persuaded of its prevalence as a result of thinking about Vorst' s negative "handling".

It looks more & more as if Richard Nixon had become persuaded that he has exhausted the possibilities for diplomatic initiative in Paris & the possibilities for military initiatives in Vietnam.

Susan Maxwell-Scott became persuaded of the view that Lucan had enlisted the help of wealthy but ruthless friends and made his way to Switzerland.

In 1984, certain Alabama officials apparently became persuaded that they had spotted an outrage: too many black people were voting, or maybe just for the wrong people.

And, short of that, people should do things because they've become persuaded or because they end up sharing the opinion of somebody else that it is the right thing to do.