Sentence examples for inducing me to from inspiring English sources

Dr David Oakley is no stage hypnotist, intent on inducing me to act the fool to a whooping crowd.

But nothing has induced me to cry.

Nothing will ever induce me to shave my legs.

Friends assumed it must have been hellishly hard to live on water for four days, but nothing could have induced me to break each fast.

Clearly, he was trying to induce me to write a story on a subject that could bring charges of espionage against an American journalist -- particularly if true.

I have attempted to make clear that it is not just formal considerations that induce me to say that this is the wrong way.

Besides, the P. X. promotes an after-dinner feeling of well-being and induces me to nod off more serenely than chamomile tea or hot milk.

My motto in middle age is "Home Before Dark," and only the most compelling activity can induce me to rejoin New Jersey's traffic at night.

"But absolutely nothing would induce me to be like John Simpson going into a war zone, so I won't be going there any time soon".

"Nothing on earth will now induce me to part with the type," he wrote to a friend.

Others, including political leaders on both sides, have at various times sought to induce me to take to politics, going so far as to offer me ministries of my choice.