Sentence examples for could have won over from inspiring English sources
At the second of two performances on Saturday night at the Beacon Theatre, he could have won over many of his detractors.
It would have cost him none of his base, and it could have won over a portion of the middle, maybe enough of it to secure a 2020 victory.
If only he had done it earlier in the campaign, Mr. McCain's on-camera tongue-lashing of the celebrity news hound Maria Shriver -- "as recognizable a personality as NBC News has," in the lukewarm description of her colleague Brian Williams -- could have won over the considerable constituency that sides with the mad-as-hell Peter Finch railing against the TV news gods in "Network".
With that kind of backing, she believed she could have won over a majority of the 2,472 total delegates to support the rule, which in turn would have ended Trump's chances.
Ashok Gupta, an economist and energy specialist at the Natural Resources Defense Council, said the governor could have won over the public and his critics on the need for new power plants, in part by committing to more conservation.
Safety and security were big issues for me, so I would vote the person, especially locally.'" In fairness, Clinton probably could have won over voters like Sacco — she just needed to run as a Republican. .
"There are certain fans I could never have won over," Taylor admitted.
But in the 13th inning of a game that the free-falling Yankees could have won four times over, as the call-up Brett Gardner stepped to the plate with the potential winning run at second, the opening riff of "Who Are You" by the Who greeted him.
In Colorado, where Mr. Obama received an estimated 75 percent of the Hispanic vote, we estimate that he could have won with just over 58 percent, and in Nevada, where he won 71 percent of the Hispanic vote, he could have carried the state with just under 54 percent.
Glenn Delaney, the London Irish head coach, said: "We just couldn't get the ball in the second half and they could have won it three times over.
