Sentence examples for cajole him into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "cajole him into" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to persuade or coax someone into doing something. Example: She tried to cajole him into going to the party with her by promising him a fun time.
Although Welles had already started shooting "Othello," Republic managed to cajole him into completing the film.
Yesterday, light utterly perfect at 3.30, I had tried to cajole him into one more scene.
After she finally got Leonard to leave the lab, Madeleine then had to cajole him into sleeping at her place.
Managers and promoters come up and flatter him, cajole him into working for them, but at last he escapes again.
When his mother, Paula Lascano, tried to cajole him into completing a few workbook assignments, he reported that "his hand got too tired".
A short while later, a group of about 40 attorneys – the most prominent of whom were white – held a press conference to publicly cajole him into running.
Dwight Yoakam, an Owens disciple, joins Mr. Vaughn onstage and cajoles him into singing.
She held him when he cried, soothed him when he was frightened, and when it was needed she bullied and cajoled him into action.
Over time, he relayed enough blues knowledge during frequent calls to WEVL that the station manager, Judy Dorsey, and others gently cajoled him into becoming a disc jockey.
Wilfer cajoled him into trying handmade paper editions, which he then continued to make with Ruth Lingen, Wilfer's colleague, after Wilfer's death.
But he won't know what he has taken on until Pinky cajoles him into letting some of her "relations" come to live at the hotel.
