Sentence examples for particularly persuaded from inspiring English sources

Wales – where 77% agree – and the north of England and Scotland – 60% – are particularly persuaded.

The majority seemed particularly persuaded by a statement submitted by Dale Watson, an F.B.I. official.

Neither Osborne nor Xi Jinping is particularly persuaded by EdF's case for the EPR at Hinkley Point.

MOSCOW — Viktor, a 56-year-old security guard from Usinsk, in Russia's Arctic north, said he was not particularly persuaded by a new law declaring beer an alcoholic beverage rather than a food product, and in that way restricting its sale at train stations and the ubiquitous sidewalk kiosks that are still a mainstay of retail business throughout the country.

Rodriguez was particularly convincing, persuading Cabrera to leave his home in the Dominican Republic and move to Miami to work out with him.

A two-week postponement of the gathering, ordered in hope of broadening participation, did not yield any breakthroughs, particularly in persuading influential Sunni Muslim groups like the Muslim Clerics Association, or Mr. Sadr, to abandon their boycott of the process.

Having retired from Rambert in 1974, Morrice was persuaded, particularly by Marie, to take up the offer to become artistic director of the Royal Ballet in 1977.

Growing African nationalism and general dissent, particularly in Nyasaland, persuaded Britain to dissolve the Union in 1963, forming three separate divisions.

A quartet that individualizes the emotional states of the characters is particularly fine: Cuniza has persuaded Riccardo to go back to Leonora, which delights the latter, but Riccardo and Oberto surreptitiously plan to proceed with a duel instigated by Oberto.

In one particularly potent tactic, advocates persuaded the usually timid members of the Council to try to circumvent Ms. Quinn and force a vote on a version of the bill that was unacceptable to her, a maneuver never tried during her tenure as speaker.

In one particularly appalling example, they persuaded federal judges to refuse to hear a lawsuit filed by an innocent German citizen of Lebanese birth who was snatched out of his private life, illegally imprisoned for five months and tortured by American jailers.