Sentence examples for entirely won over from inspiring English sources

Although initially cautious, Mr. Galey said he is now "entirely won over by the open peer review model".

But there's a potent ferocity about his opening performance of Stronger: for all the talk of petitions against his appearance at Glastonbury, the crowd seem entirely won over, yelling along.

The critics weren't entirely won over by Lasse Hallström's sentimental movie but Binoche received her third European Film Award for it, and a Best Actress nomination at the Oscars.

Martin, though, is not entirely won over.

Mr. Gomolka was also impressed, but not entirely won over.

After a straw poll in the local newsagent, I'd say the residents weren't entirely won over.

She has also disarmed old enemies — courting, if not entirely winning over, some of her nemeses in the news media, like Rupert Murdoch and Richard Mellon Scaife, a longtime anti-Clinton activist whose newspaper, The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, endorsed her before the Pennsylvania primary.

Despite general admiration, Vigas didn't entirely win over critics: many felt that the film's moody visual style was too close to that of Chile's Larrain, and indeed they share a cinematographer, Sergio Armstrong.

That's saying a lot for a talented performer who won the Academy Award in the delicious title role of Woody Allen's Mighty Aphrodite in 1995 as a prostitute/porn star, then won over an entirely different crowd as the hilariously flaky (and Post-it notes inventor) Romy White in Romy and Michele's High School Reunion in 1997.

Now I own a mixture of Macs and PCs and as much as I'm trying to resist, I'm slowly being won over by Macs entirely.

And even if a customer doesn't entirely agree with you he may still be won over by your tenacity, devotion and dedication to what you believe in.