Sentence examples for expression persuaded from inspiring English sources
(One account of that occasion tells that Pope Leo the Great, modelling official flexibility in face of unruly expression, persuaded the Vandal chief to forbear destroying the city and, instead, to be content with mere pillage).
We hope our findings will be of value for researchers using the Gene Array to profile gene expression and will be persuaded to investigate potential splicing and isoforms differences within their datasets, at no extra cost.
When the President finished speaking, a few minutes before Boehner began, he had a look of slight satisfaction on his face — the expression of a man fully persuaded of the obviousness of his own good sense.
They have become increasingly persuaded, however, with Croce and Collingwood, that the differences between representation and expression are more important than the similarities.
"Ms. Miller said she was persuaded [after she spoke to Libby]: 'There was kind of like an expression of genuine concern and sorrow.'".
Such glorious singing as she gave us in the "Schwestern" lyric might have persuaded us that only hypercriticism would stay to make a note of traits of "expression" which no doubt were a proof of intense sincerity.
Eventually, he was persuaded.
Not everyone is persuaded.
