Sentence examples for being able to persuade from inspiring English sources

That's being able to persuade someone to do what you want them to do without their being aware of it.

Gay-rights advocates talked hopefully of being able to persuade Republican legislators in other statehouses that voting for same-sex marriage did not amount to political suicide.

The Kremlin's influence stops short of being able to persuade Mr. Assad to declare a cease-fire with no corresponding agreement by the opposition.

Much is riding on Italy being able to persuade its people to change their work habits if their financial futures are going to improve, both individually and as a nation.

"We have shown in this general election how mobilising enthusiastic people wanting to campaign for a party, believing in it, and being able to persuade people on the doorstep – how effective that can be," he said.

She could not have been more explicit in her warning that the chances of America being able to persuade the Arab world to recognise Israel were diminishing by the month.

I haven't been able to persuade my Conservative colleagues.

Maybe I'll be able to persuade her".

You need to be able to persuade people that you're making principled decisions.

He says that you need to know your patients to be able to persuade them.

And with that property, the auction house was able to persuade other collectors to sell.