Sentence examples for has not won over from inspiring English sources

He may face more of a problem in aligning himself with her at that time if she has not won over at least two groups -- white women and Orthodox Jews -- who are not now enthusiastic about her candidacy.

However, the medium has not won over everyone: founder of Profile Books Andrew Franklin said an "overwhelming majority" of self-published books "are terrible – unutterable rubbish" while author Jonathan Franzen said Amazon's self-publishing model favoured "yakkers and tweeters and braggers".

A male-centered spin on the romantic comedy genre, "That Awkward Moment" is targeted largely to young women as an alternative to football, though it has not won over many critics, as evidenced by a 25% "fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

And the subway has not won over all of its new patrons.

Moore's campaign, meanwhile, has not won over the D.C.-based GOP groups that tried to stop him from getting the nomination.

For if there is rescue fatigue in northern Europe, there is reform fatigue in southern Europe, with electorates increasingly hostile to austerity programmes that appear to be leading to deeper recessions.What's more, Mr Draghi's plan has not won over Jens Weidmann, the president of Germany's Bundesbank.

One group that Samsung clearly hasn't won over is design purists.

Bush's muted assurances that things are going in the right direction now hasn't won over the critics.

And although the project hasn't won over everyone - including 250,000 German households who asked for their homes to be pixelated - the plan is to continue adding locations.

While NFC is just as buzzy here as it seems to be every year, it still hasn't won over everyone — PayPal president David Marcus is no great fan himself, stating time and again that NFC payments are a shortsighted step in the market that will soon be leapfrogged.

Even as the local rabbinate urged approval of the campus, polling showed the electorate opposed by a narrow margin, as if the appeals to Jewish unity had not won over the opposition as much as muzzled it.