Sentence examples for neither persuaded from inspiring English sources

It is neither persuaded by diplomacy, nor cowed by the threat of sanctions, nor worried by the possibility of attack.

These Southern debutantes are ensnared in a leadership crisis, post election, because neither persuaded us of his leadership, pre-election.

It seems that Fianna Fail, the dominant party in Ireland ever since the country's independence in the 1920s, is heading for the greatest electoral reversal in its history.…on the Tagus…If the markets are neither persuaded by the Irish bail-out nor reassured that Dublin will push through its budget, they seem almost as fretful about the Iberian countries.

The president added that the failure of F.B.I. officials to turn over documents to which Mr. McVeigh's defense lawyers were entitled had neither persuaded him that Mr. McVeigh was unjustly convicted nor shaken his faith in the fairness with which the death penalty is meted out.

But neither track has persuaded the mullahs to abandon their pursuit of the bomb.

Neither has been persuaded by the administration's insistence that they must stop.

Neither of us persuaded the other; indeed, I realized that our disagreement over methodology went even deeper than I had thought.

Neither politician seems persuaded by the considerable evidence that the New York crime "miracle" was mainly the result of factors quite separate from policing strategy.

This year neither candidate has persuaded us that he has either the policies or, more important, the qualities that the times demand.It is not that Mr Bush and Mr Dukakis are rapscallions.

Steven Goldstein, a spokesman for Dow Jones & Company, which owns The Wall Street Journal, said that although the company appreciated the feedback, its management was neither surprised nor persuaded by the results.

But neither has been persuaded by anything since James Cameron's huge hit that the medium can reliably serve the needs of serious drama.