Sentence examples for persuade models from inspiring English sources

When Marc Jacobs was starting out, in 1984, with little money, the only way he could put on shows was to persuade models and hairdressers to work free.

One Direction are there, too, as a collective entity – as individuals, only Harry is a rising star in the influence game, but currently reserves his power for persuading models and singers to date him.

Previous work with human social models suggests that people are more persuaded by models that are similar to them.

He's contributed to VICE before (he did a history of the cockroach in 20th-century art for us a while back, and he once persuaded webcam models to read his sonnets out loud on camera), but the piece he wrote for this issue is the most personal, and disturbing, thing he's ever given to us.

After dinner the other night, Harry was persuaded to model his new coat.

Research looking at different staffing models might persuade funding bodies to expand their criteria for suitable position descriptions to accommodate the demands at a local level.

It took time to persuade Silicon Valley of the model's potential.

Its business model helped persuade DC and Marvel to sign deals to distribute their comic books digitally through comiXology the same day they are released in print.

Combing that trend with the wider economic swing we've seen to on-demand services, you can see how the concept of an efficient, price-competitive leasing model might persuade people to give that a try.

Encompassing the cost of reactive power supplied by distribution market participants in the complete active-reactive power scheduling model would persuade the DERs to enthusiastically contribute in the reactive power provision.

Trefil isn't much persuaded by computer models that predict what our climate will be like a century hence.