Sentence examples for persuaded so from inspiring English sources

He had little interest in dismantling a theory that he'd persuaded so many others to accept.

Yet for an argument that has persuaded so few, the conservative view has actually had decent predictive power.

• In truth, it's not really Bank of America itself that persuaded so many people to borrow beyond their means and then sold those terrible loans to investors.

Governor Leavitt said he persuaded so many governors to sign the letter because they "see this as the most significant federalism issue we have faced in this century".

The Energy Department is not persuaded, so far, that it will last for the hundreds or thousands of years that will be required.

One prominent Republican insists that in 2006 Mr. Ferriero persuaded so many of his friends to vote in a local primary that the weaker candidate ended up winning.

" 'We can't persuade, so now we're just going to take over' — the ethos is close to that," Hunter said.

The trial of Adolf Eichmann had the world wondering how the Nazis were able to persuade so many ordinary Germans to participate in the murder of innocents.

To the Editor: With obstructionists on both sides of the aisle in Congress, the White House has scored an impressive public relations coup in persuading so many that only obstinate Republicans are to blame.

But one of the biggest challenges that has always stood in the way of convergence is the need to persuade so many different participants to mold their behavior or business strategy to an unknown technology.

Yet art galleries deliberately restrict choice".In this section Consultant, heal thyself Hit or bust The French exception Hard to copy Art for the masses Free thinkers Regime change Cleaning up the boardroom ReprintsMr Ramsay's coup was persuading so many galleries to exhibit side-by-side, creating an informal atmosphere in which even an ingénue feels able to ask questions.