Sentence examples for persuaded why from inspiring English sources

Voters will need to be persuaded why a flat tax is preferable.

Mr. Romney still faces a dual challenge of overcoming tepid favorability ratings and persuading voters why they should support him and not simply vote against Mr. Obama.

As Kenny walked in, his first words were: "Right, son, you try and persuade me why I should do this job of yours.

And it is equally silly for the Palestinians to be going to the United Nations for a state when they need to be persuading Israelis why a Hamas-Fatah rapprochement is in their security interest.

It's common to persuade others why a particular output is consistent with the input data and task knowledge.

Everybody wants a piece of your time and to try to persuade you why what they're working on is more important than what you were working on.

"What I liked the most about him was that he spent the whole hour trying to persuade me why I shouldn't hire him," Obama said, according to Axelrod.

If you are a broker and your client is going to buy this week whether this seller is willing or not, that is a great deal closer: your client has a time constraint that she'll want to meet, and you can persuade her why meeting that time constraint is important.

But he was not persuaded, and he explained why.

The show should change perceptions about the north of England, he said, which is why he persuaded Osborne's staff that the exhibition really ought not to be held during winter.

If the stubborn person cares about you, then he or she will be persuaded just by hearing why the things you want would mean so much to you.