Sentence examples for could win over from inspiring English sources

In a post on Tuesday — Super Tuesday — Ryan Lizza wrote that Tennessee would be a test of whether Romney could win over evangelicals despite his Mormonism.

Not many politicians could win over a crowd with a line like that, but somehow Mr. Edwards made it sound like a heartfelt and novel revelation.

But until I saw him speak live, I didn't quite understand his mass appeal how a senior citizen with slouched shoulders, whose voice sounds like the adults I grew up with, could win over so many Americans.

They were not people we could win over".

But the online memorial could win over some people.

Underpinning the deal was an understanding that Hertz could win over the F.T.C. through asset divestitures.

Penn also said that Clinton could win over skeptical voters in red states.

Mr. Ferrer said he was confident he could win over most Latino voters.

Sanders added that he could win over those frustrated Americans with his economic policies.

His advisers hoped this would show that Mr. Green could win over Ferrer supporters.

When delivered with this much style, it could win over New York, too.