Sentence examples for persuaded to comment from inspiring English sources
Friends persuaded to comment on the author do so only in the most glowing of terms and only on conditions of anonymity.
Franklin, who says he had never heard of Silverman until he was persuaded to comment on her work for the film's closing credits, is considering suing for defamation of character.
The football story on which David Cameron cannot be persuaded to comment has yet to be found; the welfare cut on which he can remains similarly elusive.
Morris, who gained a reputation for hoaxing celebrities into talking nonsense, such as his fictitious drug, "cake", had previously caused controversy on Radio 1 for persuading MPs to comment on the fictitious death of Michael Heseltine.
It was possible they might be persuaded to jot down a comment there and then.
As he comments, "Executives lead and legislatures can be persuaded to listen if you sit down together at the table".
Lincoln was persuaded to wait.
He was eventually persuaded to do so.
He was persuaded to appear on commercials.
He was persuaded to drop the idea.
He was then persuaded to colonize Africa.
