Sentence examples for of various persuasions from inspiring English sources

One of the most illustrious events in the European cultural calendar, La prima habitually attracts protesters of various persuasions.

After the deportations began, Zionists of various persuasions formed the Jewish Combat Organization and began to procure arms.

Armies of various persuasions are referred to but never seen except in the viewer's mind's eye, which nicely eliminates the need for more medieval head-bashing on screen.

This is a policy that seems to have some consensus appeal, including among New York Times readers of various persuasions (here, here and here).

"Oedipus Max: Four Nights of Anguish and Applause in Sing Sing," by Lawrence Downes (Editorial Observer, Nov. 16), struck me, and apparently struck my friends of various persuasions as well.

Maybe The Economist believes that September 11th was simply an aberration and that if we had not attacked Afghanistan and Iraq, Muslim activists of various persuasions would not still both detest the West and be killing each other in dreadful numbers.

Economists of various ideological persuasions, however, view Mr. McCain's assessment as inaccurate or exaggerated.

The conference was attended by Africans of various political persuasions.

Along with other prominent writers of various political persuasions, she worked for the first Bolshevik paper allowed in Russia, New Life.

Although Poland joined the Union in 2004, many there, of various political persuasions, are wary of what they see as its corrupting Western influence.

January 13 2016 January 16 201616 Based on one-on-one conversations that the veteran choreographer held with people of various political persuasions, "Sticky Majesty" enacts the sometimes fractious coexistence of multiple viewpoints.