Sentence examples for brought around by from inspiring English sources

"But we have to remember that on many issues Gorbachev vacillated and was brought around by Shevardnadze.

She falls into a hypoglycaemic state and can only be brought around by her mother forcing her to drink a glass of juice.

Perry recalls how as a child he was brought around by his Uncle Lefty from taprooms to V.F.W. halls to sing for root beer and stronger stuff for Uncle.

After the endless share plates, I longed for an entree and main, but was brought around by the $55pp "Feed me like a Barossan" menu with its sizeable dishes of moreish grain-based salad, empanadas, fried chicken and roast lamb.

There was always a medley of generations on those gray wooden planks, lowering themselves into the icy waters and then scrambling back for more sunning, more tanning lotion and the small barbecued fish on skewers brought around by local fishermen.

The science illiteracy explanation fits nicely into the narrative we scientists are most comfortable with: people lack adequate information and can be brought around by simply providing the facts such as the record of sea ice coverage over the past 30 years.

But, as MFK Fisher tells us, they were strongly associated with the whores who worked "the larger cafés of Burgundy;" for they were brought around free by the waiters, and the prostitutes snatched at them avidly, as though they conferred some magic strength at this busy time for them.

You won't be brought around or frightened into your choice by pleas or insults.

The methodology behind this cataclysmic growth for companies is called Conversational Intelligence, and it is now being brought around the globe to 75 countries by our 2,500 coaches and consultants who are part of our incredible team.

But this is clearly not the sort of natural linguistic levelling that is brought about by people moving around more often.

Against this backdrop the seemingly unstoppable and ever accelerating cultural homogenization around the world brought about by travel, the internet and social networking, although often decried, is probably a good thing even if it means the loss of cultural diversity: it increases our sense of togetherness via the sense of a shared culture.