Sentence examples for has persuaded us from inspiring English sources

"Nothing that has happened in the recent months has persuaded us to revise that view".

Resistance to sanctions from Russia, China, and France has persuaded US officials to "allow more time for diplomacy" before pushing for punitive action in the security council.

This year neither candidate has persuaded us that he has either the policies or, more important, the qualities that the times demand.It is not that Mr Bush and Mr Dukakis are rapscallions.

It's disappointing, then, that, once he has persuaded us of the need for peaceful solutions, those he offers—such as shared sovereignty seem disconnected from the realities of politics today.

These shows as well as others enable a kamikaze style of self-important judgment and righteous criticism leveled at what the media has persuaded us to view as "characters" but who, are in actuality, living, breathing, feeling people just like you.

But if anyone could have persuaded us of the power of this stranger, less extroverted Liszt, it was an artist of Mr. Lortie's brilliance and authority.

Somehow, my father had persuaded us – a control mechanism, I suppose – that the chief ingredient in Binghams potted meat was children.

Peter Mandelson really can, as I found out when we danced together for charity (only the prospect of raising money for charity could have persuaded us to embrace).

They have persuaded us that if you can only start with a perfect sorrel leaf and a few freshly podded peas, the rest will surely follow.

"They had persuaded us that it was a lost opportunity to re-unify the country, even if it meant an end to the casualties that were all around us.

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.