Sentence examples for persuaded on from inspiring English sources

"The part he had to be persuaded on was that we weren't going to pick it up with private donations," she said.

Finding the money to make that movie proved a little harder, but it all came together with a major investment from two European television networks, which were persuaded on the strength of a one-page outline and some color Xeroxed photographs.

I was persuaded on the strength of the tour guide's name and stated occupation.

But he made it clear that he also was not persuaded on the merits.

"On balance the court is not persuaded, on the information before it, that it should".

The theme will be "Life" said Dr. Cross, who was persuaded on stage at the Wellington Arms to sing a surprisingly convincing Elvis Presley version of "Silent Night".

They also sat in on a number of closed-door meetings in which their father tried to persuade on-the-fence Republican state senators to vote in favor of same-sex marriage.

His singing voice was warm and resonant and a little bit nasal, but also perhaps a little too deep to persuade on all occasions.

Another senior official who asked to remain anonymous because he was closely connected to the Chancellery, voiced frustration that Mrs. Merkel did not reach out to Germans, to take the lead, or persuade on key foreign policy matters.

Several candidates have noted its inability to persuade on welfare and immigration (issues that the party may try to seize from the coalition, just as Mr Cameron raided Labour's intellectual territory and Mr Blair invaded his Tory predecessors').

Captology recognizes that technology can persuade on two levels macro and micro.