Sentence examples for persuaded yourself that from inspiring English sources

If you have persuaded yourself that invention and recycling are the same thing, then you can't begin to make sense of someone who would spend seven or eight hours a day laboring over a single line.

But you can certainly persuade yourself that you are".

And you can persuade yourself that that's the whole house, but it's not.

Then you can persuade yourself that what you are doing is moral and necessary.

"It's really hard to eat fried chicken and persuade yourself that it's better for you," says Technomic's Dennis Lombardi.

That's why it's so easy, behind the wheel, to persuade yourself that the rules don't apply to you.

Recording their conversations was, said Featherstone, also about "trying to keep hold of something; persuading yourself that something is not transient".

When you're that wholly in thrall to your own heady promise, you exempt yourself from rules, absolve yourself of hypocrisy and persuade yourself that you'll get away with it all.

Finally, even if you persuade yourself that the moral hazard created by financial firefighting outweighs the benefits of avoiding a 1931-style crisising crisis, the fact is that policy makers will intervene.

For me, the sabbatical most closely resembles an erratic sequence of Monday mornings and Friday afternoons: intense labor laced with moments when you persuade yourself that updating your Netflix queue really is a good use of your time.

It is quite easy to persuade yourself that the more the state spends, the fairer society will be – and from that deduce that people who question spending are immoral.