Sentence examples for extremely persuaded from inspiring English sources

Over the course of writing this paragraph I've become extremely persuaded that he deserves more sympathy than he has received thus far.

They found that applications were either extremely influential, persuading many friends of adopters to adopt, or else not influential at all; there were no gradations.

Becoming extremely depressed, Lois is persuaded, after some coaxing by Brian, to confront her church by showing the film.

Without support from businesspeople it will be extremely difficult to persuade Republican politicians to go along with reform.

But Dr. Landon said it could be extremely difficult to persuade minority candidates to work in an overwhelmingly white rich town.

For example, it had proved extremely difficult to persuade American businesses to cut down on the use of harmful chemicals and their release into the environment.

It may be extremely hard to persuade ethnic Thais to let southerners govern themselves and to give their Malay dialect official recognition.

The curator who showed me round, Sabine Rewald, said it had been extremely difficult to persuade some of the (largely German) museums to make the necessary loans.

Critics say it would be extremely difficult to persuade even a tenth of them to support a candidate disliked by Beijing, given their extensive business links with the mainland.

Here's the video (above) and a transcribed excerpt of our chat (below): Gell-Mann: Is it really, really so extremely difficult to persuade people that climate, which is average weather, can have three contributions that add to one another?

Since his death in 1910, Rousseau's reputation has burgeoned - so much so that it has become extremely hard to persuade museums that have work by him to loan it out.