Sentence examples for increasingly persuaded from inspiring English sources
The phrase "increasingly persuaded" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing a growing conviction or belief in something over time. Example: "Over the course of the discussions, I found myself increasingly persuaded by her arguments."
Second, it is increasingly persuaded that spending may pay off.
On the likelihood of a peace deal with the Taliban: I am increasingly persuaded there is no "the Taliban".
However, US intelligence is also increasingly persuaded that the plane crash was the result of an act of terror.
But some of those running poker machine reform campaigns are increasingly persuaded that regulatory changes won't work.
A: The biggest celebrators will be the six powers, increasingly persuaded of the need to make the best possible deal now.
11 era have been increasingly persuaded to trade "privacy" for "security," with technology including video surveillance cameras, wiretapping and all kinds of digital data mining.
Her increasingly abusive outbursts persuaded doctors that she should be institutionalized.
They are already-persuaded environmentalists in a society where it's increasingly hard to persuade anybody of anything.
Mittelstand firms are finding it increasingly difficult to persuade the world's best and brightest to make their careers in rural backwaters.
Godine had sought what publicity he could, but, he told me, it's getting increasingly difficult to persuade mainstream publications to review books that have been translated.
He and other young architects have been increasingly successful in persuading the people who grew up hating postwar buildings, to go along with them.
