Sentence examples for designed to convince an from inspiring English sources

News of his organisation's plans is released almost daily, as though designed to convince an independent arbiter that only one of these litigants is a serious proposition.

Bush's pledge to destroy the notorious prison was the symbolic highlight of a speech designed to convince an increasingly restive public that improvement is coming to Iraq despite a recent wave of violence and an international scandal sparked by images of U.S. troops abusing Iraqi prisoners.

According to scholars who take the form of the Proslogion as meditation seriously, that form makes it impossible to understand the argument as a "proof" for God's existence designed to convince an agnostic or atheist on a purely rational level.

The summit, of course, had grander ambitions than talking about pay – it was designed to convince a sceptical world beyond the Mansion House that modern bankers have not forgotten that their institutions are meant to serve society.

A viral video designed to convince a demanding public that LG is actually trying?

Declassified excerpts from that memo indicate that it included stress positions, food deprivation, forced grooming, hooding, removal of clothing, exposure to cold weather or water, and scenarios designed to convince a detainee that "he might experience a painful or fatal outcome".

The second layer of spin has been designed to convince us that an overwhelming majority of Iraqis participated.

This time, it was designed to convince Obama to create a joint anti-ISIS coalition.

Pharmaceutical companies: Pharmaceutical companies run massive advertising campaigns designed to convince people they have a mental health issue that only their medicines can solve.

Self-help culture: Books, e-books, audiobooks, Oprah… all designed to convince us there is a code inside ourselves that unlocks limitless joy.

Officials of the tourism office of Greece have announced, doubtless with the approval of the new government, that they intend to spend an increased amount of money on advertisements designed to convince Amercans that Greece is a nice place to visit after all.