Sentence examples for most persuaded from inspiring English sources

The commissioners were most persuaded by the recent independent Cochrane review of the evidence for the two drugs, which said Lucentis was not superior.

But the thing that most persuaded us at Guardian HQ to discuss Laurie Lee this month on the Reading group was actually a reader comment on our Tips, Links and Suggestions blog.

"I think the independent voters in Missouri are going to be most persuaded by the facts and policies that Todd Akin supports," said Matt Canter, a spokesman for the Democratic committee, "so highlighting in a factual way how far out of the mainstream Todd Akin is, that's our winning strategy".

They met with a number of architects and were most persuaded by the work and the vision of Karin Robinson, who convinced them that they could renovate it and add another story -- and in the process transform it into a Dutch colonial.

"People who clearly had relatively little political knowledge and identified as conservative were the most persuaded," Reckhow told The Huffington Post over the phone.

China may abstain, but Russia is likely to take most persuading.

(This is the group that most persuades me and whose views I promote).

Outside official circles, most are persuaded that next year's growth will not surpass 0.6%.

Yet it is in "For Me and My Gal" (1942) that we are most fully persuaded that the Kelly character is loved by the heroine, played by Judy Garland.

Of these, MPs are likely to be the most easily persuaded by a new face that looks more electable because they fear for their seats.

The reason why the enthymeme, as the rhetorical kind of proof or demonstration, should be regarded as central to the rhetorical process of persuasion is that we are most easily persuaded when we think that something has been demonstrated.