Sentence examples for persuade audiences from inspiring English sources

Musicians eager to persuade audiences that Schoenberg's music is not so fearsome usually accomplish that by cheating a bit.

Blissful reviews for the latest installment of the beloved "Toy Story" franchise may have helped persuade audiences to pay extra to see the film in 3-D.

Seven years ago I used to try to persuade audiences how wonderful it would be for us all if Turkey were to join the EU.

Without Mr Spielberg in the director's chair, and with no really top-flight stars to speak of, it will have to pull something very scary out of the hat to persuade audiences they haven't seen it all before.

A jolie laide with hard, bony features and a startlingly long nose, she contrived through sheer force of will to persuade audiences that she was a great beauty with an even greater voice.

B3 Hearts and Minds DAMAGE CONTROL -- Matching old-fashioned patriotism to the frantic pace of modern communications, the Bush administration is trying to persuade audiences here and abroad to support the war.

Four Minute Speaking: Present materials to inform or persuade audience.

Persuading audiences to flock to a film about an unpopular war is obviously difficult.

Defenders argued that whatever tactics persuaded audiences to see the picture were justified.

The film shows excerpts from dances Shawn made for the company, many of them stressing weight and strain, labor and combat, in keeping with the goal of persuading audiences that dance could be virile.

Studios are getting better not only at selling movies all over the world but at persuading audiences to buy the pencil case, the burger and the ride at the theme park.