Sentence examples for certainly persuaded from inspiring English sources

Those arguments have certainly persuaded a bunch of donors.

He's certainly persuaded her to take the kind of risks that are generally not seen in her other films.

Von Trier's interest in sex, like his interest in race, is always a little prurient; he has certainly persuaded Howard to accept a level of nudity to which I am betting she will never again consent in her career.

We are certainly persuaded it is convenient for people to be able to use their iPhone, iPad, or BlackBerry, and we want to encourage that as an option," Creese said.

Guevara and Raúl Castro were certainly persuaded of the need to make an alliance with the Cuban communists, the only party that had troubled to enrol the country's black people, and they had great hopes of economic (and later military) support from the Soviet Union.

Well, Lenore, I hate to be unhelpful, but the work that has been done by Greg, that I have been through with him, has certainly persuaded me, that on the assumptions that he has got, we will meet that 26%to28%8% cut in emissions.

But you can certainly persuade yourself that you are".

She could certainly persuade anyone wavering from the path of healthy eating to reconsider the contents of their lunch tray.

A clever comparison of a photograph of a calla lily by Cunningham, who clearly influenced Weston, a painting of a waterfall by Shore, and a photograph of a cabbage leaf by Weston, each with a nearly identical, sharply outlined, curved form ending in a point, may be almost too good to be true, but it certainly persuades the eye.

You have certainly not persuaded me that YouTube should publish material that might inspire others to commit appalling crimes.

Nixon appeared insecure and shifty, and his presidency turned out to be one of the most notoriously secretive and closed ever.Mrs Clinton may have sound policy but she has certainly not persuaded me she is as honest or compassionate as Mr Obama.