Sentence examples for constantly persuading from inspiring English sources

Ellis says that she is constantly persuading her friends that it is "OK to be a feminist", disabusing them of the stereotype of man-hating, hairy lesbians.

Security companies must constantly persuade customers and partners to renew subscriptions or switch from a competitor with similar products.

Workers are constantly persuaded to buy more and in turn are drawn into working more, to keep up with the latest fad or fashion and to stay ahead of their peers.

Drew was constantly trying to persuade Susie to move to Los Angeles, where we live.

Maria Feliciano said she had constantly tried to persuade her daughter to stop using drugs.

Organizing and coordinating stake based roles is a complex and fuzzy issue as these are constantly in making and involves "politics" in the sense of persuading other people to some form of action.

"When I talk to people like Sam, I'm constantly amazed at how persuaded they are that everyone drinks craft beer," she says.

"Constantly, the public is persuaded that climate change is a new issue, some new theory that is just being tested, just being proved".

But progress was constantly impeded by the question of Mr. Assad's future in any political solution, apparently persuading Moscow to switch to the idea of a military coalition to fight the Islamic State.

Allied governments also need persuading.

Persuading Senator Addabbo proved trickier.