Sentence examples for persuade that she from inspiring English sources

He said: "Ms Spielman has experience of secondary education but she did not persuade that she had a clear understanding of the other aspects of the chief inspector's role, including early years, primary education, further education, and children's services.

Briefings and spinning followed and five newspapers were persuaded that she was a liar and embarked upon a smear campaign.

But the two senators also said they are not yet persuaded that she is prepared to lead the Education Department, given her lack of experience in public education.

Even if Republicans are persuaded that she is Claire Underwood out of "House of Cards"—well, Claire Underwood is a more stable person to have in office than a cross between Sauron and Bozo the Clown.

Blanchett was reportedly reluctant to reprise her role in the big-budget sequel, but says that she simply needed persuading that she could delve deeper into Elizabeth I. "It's indisputable that she's incredibly complex.

The story: a drunk actor (Bing Crosby) whose long-suffering wife (Grace Kelly) is barely keeping him together is cast in a Broadway play by a director (William Holden) whom he persuades that she is a domineering leech.

Even if Republicans are persuaded that she is Claire Underwood out of "House of Cards" — well, Claire Underwood is a more stable person to have in office than a cross between Sauron and Bozo the Clown.

Only intermittently am I persuaded that she is one of nature's soloists — solitude in space is something she doesn't yet make absorbingly expressive — but this relative novice to modern dance is already way ahead of many performers with years more experience.

Bob Corker, who voted against her appointment as vice-chair in 2010, voted yes — after Yellen went to his office for two long private meetings, which left him persuaded that she was planning to stick to Bernanke's announced plan to wind down the Fed's program of unusual multibillion-dollar asset purchases to stimulate the economy.

Bob Corker, who voted against her appointment as vice-chair in 2010, voted yes after Yellen went to his office for two long private meetings, which left him persuaded that she was planning to stick to Bernanke's announced plan to wind down the Fed's program of unusual multibillion-dollar asset purchases to stimulate the economy.

Eliot is persuaded that she is a ghost.