Sentence examples for persuade later from inspiring English sources

This makes the person subconsciously feel submissive and therefore will make them very easy to persuade later on in the interaction.

Pitt resigned (1801), and George persuaded Henry Addington (later 1st Viscount Sidmouth) to form a less adventurous cabinet.

Wilson figured in another of Hammond's ongoing concerns, when Hammond persuaded Goodman (later to become Hammond's brother-in-law) to hire Wilson, making Goodman's group the first prominent integrated band.

While Mr. Roberts did not push the matter at the 2003 briefing, he did later persuade the agency to clear more Senate staff members to learn about the interrogation program.

His image problems were compounded by his tendency to make campaign-style promises that advisers would later persuade him were impossible and to bicker with his own political party.

In order for Microsoft to make money out of selling operating systems, they not only have to sell you an operating system but also later persuade you that the version you already own is wrong, unsuitable and decrepit, and must be replaced.

He studied Marxism in depth as a university student and was later persuaded by communist ideals after the success of the Cuban Revolution.

Then, 10 minutes later, you persuade yourself it's just another 10".

This experience later helped persuade Ken Loach to give the fledgling actor his first break as the focus of a team of decorators in Riff Raff.

In a further bow to bipartisanship, our administration reached out to former President Jimmy Carter, who later helped persuade Daniel Ortega to accept defeat on election night.

Such statements have great resonance here, because the military's mistrust of Islamic political parties led it to pressure Prime Minister Necmettin Erbakan to resign in 1997, and later helped persuade the Constitutional Court to ban his political party, called Welfare.