Sentence examples for new persuasion from inspiring English sources

Obama tacticians would relish the news: it would signal the emergence of a new persuasion universe where the president could play offense and force Mr. Romney to defend against defections.

No, his new persuasion is not that of Jimmy Carter.

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But if any of the lobbyists -- from the Ohio Parent-Teacher Associatoon to a team of railway execs -- thought a lame-duck Kucinich was open to new persuasions other than the ones he had held over eight remarkably consistent terms in the House of Representatives, the congressman had a simple rejoinder: "Not a chance".

Those of the "New Atheist" persuasion celebrate and revere science in a way that helps them find meaning in their lives.

In addition to the Austen films, which will begin with a new adaptation of "Persuasion," starring the British actress Sally Hawkins, the season includes "Miss Austen Regrets," a biography of the novelist.

But the claim made on his behalf (though, impressively, not by him) that this political persuasion is new, or markedly different to what immediately preceded it, is unsatisfactory.

Wolitzer's new novel, "The Female Persuasion" (Riverhead), arrives at a very different time for American women writers, and for American women.

Kimberly Joyce (Evan Rachel Wood), the high-school vamp and evil genius in the new satirical comedy "Pretty Persuasion," tells her protégée, Randa (Adi Schnall), an Arab émigrée, that she, Kimberly, is glad she is white.

9 P.M. (Nat Geo) BRAIN GAMES From visual perception and sound to creativity, lying, attractiveness and persuasion, this new series uses experiments, optical illusions, brainteasers and hard science to reveal how the brain works, while experts in cognitive science, neuroscience and psychology explain why.

Edward Skyler, the mayor's press secretary, said, "There is nothing more than the usual tensions that exist when any two organizations work together," adding: "No matter what any New Yorker's political persuasion or beliefs are -- and we have people from all over in the spectrum on this -- there is little dispute that this is a great thing for the city".