Sentence examples for being swayed from inspiring English sources

Companies are increasingly being swayed by what IT gear consumers (especially their own staff) are buying.

Mr. Gardner was open to being swayed, but said he was leaning toward Mr. Obama.

Critical assessment must guide the physiotherapist in choosing whether or not to use this technique, without being swayed by fashion.

"The point of ethical behavior is you avoid the possible appearance of being swayed," he said.

"Investors were being swayed more by hype than by underlying long-term value," he said.

Tasters must also succinctly convey their findings and resist being swayed by their colleagues' opinions.

Whether anyone present was being swayed to a new point of view, remained to be seen.

Instead, consider following Koh's lead and targeting other parties who are at risk of being swayed by the deal blocker.

President Bush likes to talk about not being swayed by public opinion, especially the views of Democrats.

I was offended that the notion was being laid our there that I was being swayed by politics or racism".

But in reality, we are desperately open to being swayed in unhelpful directions by a mere glimpse at a picture.