Sentence examples for persuaded of this from inspiring English sources
Promoting them meant defending each individual victim.One man in particular she persuaded of this.
"For all his businessman's qualities, he remains a Soviet man, a Marxist who seriously believes in economic determinism and who decided — he was persuaded of this by higher-ups — that the region could be brought out of crisis and saved, so to speak, without political changes," Mr. Malashenko wrote in Nezavisimaya Gazeta, a leading Russian newspaper.
However, the homeless would gladly be persuaded of this offer.
I think I have been persuaded of the case for this.
But he says Ofqual is not persuaded of the case to do this through, for example, trialling before schools embark on preparations to start teaching the qualification for real.
They have been persuaded of the business case for diversity.
The Republicans in Congress need to be persuaded of that truth.
Politicians must be persuaded of the importance of CME and the resulting benefits for health care.
Those persuaded of the computability of autopoietic systems have therefore deduced that (M,R) must also be Turing-computable [ 43].
We believe such forecasting would be useful, regardless of whether the reader is persuaded of the construct validity of students' evaluations of teaching.
People who work in politics are often the hardest to persuade of this; they are understandably reluctant to acknowledge that the tactics, speeches and campaigns they slave over can do little to improve the fortunes of a candidate who simply fails the blink test.
