Sentence examples for enough to persuade a from inspiring English sources

Enough to persuade a peace-loving populace to support war.

That was enough to persuade a camera operator on a network reality show, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

We know enough to persuade a reasonable sceptic that there is only one, economical explanation for the plays: Shakespeare wrote them, mostly by himself, sometimes in collaboration.

But the new evidence was enough to persuade a judge to release Mr. Green on $500 bond while the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals considers a final ruling on his innocence.

But at the same time, religious belief offers one of the most few motivators that might be potent enough to persuade a high-achiever to choose a life outside the SuperZips.

Mr. Duncan said that he considered an institution's completion rate to be such an important yardstick, and that a low graduation rate should be enough to persuade a prospective applicant to look elsewhere.

And having tried the Xbox One's voice control, it is clever, but in my view not quite intuitive enough to persuade an older person like me to throw away the remote control.

Not a large number, but it was enough to persuade me that a Michael Tippett playlist might also be welcome.

The pitch was enough to persuade Greg Turner, 53, a lobsterman in Portland who wrote his first check for union dues — $52.22 a month — after the meeting.

It might be a frustrating pace, but it's enough to persuade most economists that a recovery is under way.

This was the first tipping case to go to trial after that opinion, and the conviction means that even common wedding gifts from a father to a son can be enough to persuade jurors that there was a benefit exchanged for valuable information.