Sentence examples for has won us over from inspiring English sources

John Oliver has won us over by proving the year's most important TV program doesn't need a sprawling ensemble, an edgy distribution model or a live-tweeting bonanza.

John Oliver has won us over again this season, after having a challenging and well-done interview with the infamous Edward Snowden on his popular HBO show Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.

But with pearly whites like these, this false killer whale -- actually a member of the dolphin family -- has won us over.

We fell in love with Steven Bell and Blaire Wendel's characters in the first four episodes of the series' second season, and the pair have won us over again in this fifth episode titled "Movie Night".

After his show's eccentricities and gentle nuances had won us over, he and his band regaled us with one familiar Beatles classic after another -- an unlikely string of brilliant thematic and tonal incongruities, sing-a-longs included -- and with skills bordering on magic, made everything old new again.

And though the focus on wine is also evident on the menu, by the end of the meal, the food had won us over.

Even though Alex had somewhat won us over, I still kept my distance because getting killed in this room seemed like a vague possibility.

But this may be changing - NBC's version of The Office has won over US critics and viewers after a shaky start and will return in the autumn for a third series.

By framing smart crime policies as fiscally responsible, justice reinvestment has won over conservative US states such as Kansas and Texas (and shrunk their prison budgets, too).

He has no need of witty one-liners to win us over, has no call for action-hero dramatics with which to knock our socks off, and there are no sentimental, extravagant displays of emotion with which to tug at our own.

Jones-Mann's cupcakes have totally won us over.