Sentence examples similar to much more persuading from inspiring English sources

"I think the military is much more persuaded by output, is much more persuaded by economic efficiency," Ms. Mazur said.

He said he's much more persuaded by the argument that we need enough cutting edge research to make the most of first class science coming from overseas - a process with the catchy title "absorptive capacity".

A study of subjects who watched either a horror film or a romantic film found that the people who watched the scary movie were subsequently much more persuaded by advertising that used a conformity pitch ("over a million sold") than a uniqueness appeal ("stand out from the crowd").

In general, I'm much more persuaded by creative, unwritten, open-ended visions of our evolutionary future.

But the best titles do much more than persuade readers to shell out £7.99 for a paperback.

If we do choose Brexit, it will be in no small part because the leave campaign efficiently aggregated fear of immigration in its various forms and – much more importantly – persuaded a sufficiency of voters that getting out of the EU would fix the problem.

But he needs to do much more to persuade the country that he has the ideas and the will to address them — and that his party, which refused to question Mr. Bush for seven long years, is really the one to change direction.

But, those with advanced degrees in other disciplines (humanities & social sciences, medicine, and "other") were much more easily persuaded by the nonsense math.

They'll be happy, they'll associate you with happiness, and they'll be that much more easily persuaded.

Others owners took more persuading.

Other players need more persuading.