Sentence examples for forcefully persuaded from inspiring English sources
Much of the credit for the smoothness of the election belongs to America's ambassador to Afghanistan, Zalmay Khalilzad, who forcefully persuaded the losers not to dispute the result.
Watson forcefully persuaded the cultural authorities in Japan to make the approachable, mainly secular, art of the Edo period 17th-19thh centuratherrathan than an earlier epoch - the focus of the show, and made sure that both exhibition and catalogue would be conceived and executed by British specialists, rather than being simply imported from Japan.
It was one of dozens of conversations that I had with Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza during that odd (and heartbreakingly short-lived) moment that began just after Arafat, under intense pressure from the international community, ordered his own men to hold fire and forcefully persuaded Islamic fundamentalist groups to halt suicide bombing attacks inside Israel.
[C7.] Ads Sought in Spite of Bad News Media companies whose properties provide news coverage are forcefully seeking to persuade marketers and agencies to reconsider a reluctance to advertise alongside the coverage of calamities.
The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said that Ms. Younas was persuaded to leave the building voluntarily; Ms. Durrani insists that she was forcefully ejected by the Italian police, who later apologized.
This contrasted with those persuaded by the arguments in Maine and Rosenfeld's 1985 article which argued forcefully for the need to scale up access to EmOC, stressing that it was not possible to adopt preventive strategies to address maternal mortality stemming from unpredictable obstetric causes [ 57].
Justice Breyer appeared persuaded.
