Sentence examples for persuade a lot from inspiring English sources

To get that far, though, he's going to have persuade a lot of Democrats — Clinton and Sanders supporters, especially — to switch to him, and that won't be easy.

And to win that future, Mr. Obama needs to persuade a lot of skeptical Americans that there's a way out of the present.

To successfully export Jim Beam and Maker's Mark and other iconic Jim Beam liquors, Suntory will have to persuade a lot of people to replace their own, home-grown spirits with American whiskey.

But she must be aware that the explanation she provided for setting up her own e-mail operation — it was all a matter of convenience — was a flimsy one, and that it didn't persuade a lot of people.

They were able to persuade a lot of Americans that the couple in the White House was not American enough, not quite "normal," too Communist, too radical, too Great Society.

It's a gamble that Phillips, for one, is prepared to make, and he has the charismatic presence to persuade a lot of formidable scholars and writers to come along with him for the ride.

"I haven't persuaded a lot of people.

Getting it right could be the factor that persuades a lot of developers to switch allegiance.

I think he will have won over a lot more young voters and could of even persuaded a lot more to vote.

That onstage kiss at the Democratic Convention persuaded a lot of people that Honest Al has a blood temperature of more than an ecologically correct 68 degrees Fahrenheit.

But still, the National Rifle Association persuaded "a lot of gun lovers that their rights would be taken away from them by Democrats and they had better stock up while they could", says Philip Cook, a rifle-owning economics professor at Duke University.