Sentence examples for of differing persuasions from inspiring English sources

Voluntary associations of churches were formed, such as the Worcestershire Association, to keep up a semblance of order among churches and pastors of differing persuasions.

They were joined by two combative politicians of widely differing persuasions - Clare Short (who has meanwhile announced her intention to abandon Blair's Labour party at the next general election) and Julian Lewis, the Tories' shadow defence minister and long-time critic of CND's unilateralist anti-nuclear stance.

It has done so ever since through some 10 administrations of differing political persuasions.

Yesterday, legal experts of differing political persuasions said the skirmish over what came to be called "the deadline" proved decisive.

Recently we asked two policy experts of differing political persuasions why health care in America is so expensive and what the legislation emerging in Washington would or would not do about it.

In accepting, Mr. McHugh noted that he was just the latest in a line of people of differing backgrounds and, in his case, "differing political persuasions, who have been provided by President Obama the chance to heed, to answer new, important and challenging problems facing this country".

In a lecture in the Old Senate Chamber, Senator Baker advised us: "Have a genuine and decent respect for differing points of view... remember that even members of the opposition party are susceptible to persuasion and redemption on a surprising number of issues".

The Gospel accounts of the death and resurrection of Jesus differ somewhat in detail, but they all agree on one thing: the message of Christianity can only be advanced through peaceful persuasion.

Opinions differ, of course.

This emphasizes the importance of social skills and power of persuasion of the release team members.

The fruit proved irresistible for senators of all persuasions.