Sentence examples for persuading her that from inspiring English sources
But Rotenberg set about persuading her that something larger was at stake.
It's a pretty minor story, but I'm mentioning it here because lately I've been trying to convince my girlfriend to let our dog into our yard unsupervised, and that has involved persuading her that dog-stealing maniacs aren't nearly as common as she thinks they are.
But Mr. Silberling was persistent, and effective; three days later, he was back in Ms. Steel's office, persuading her that he was the right man for the job.
Russell, the gatekeeper for such papers in The Astrophysical Journal as well as de facto arbiter for Harvard astrophysics, had no difficulty persuading her that the apparent conclusion was unreasonable.
Lisa does not share my passion for golf, but since we had been visiting her mother in Madison, Wisconsin's capital, before going on to a week at an isolated cabin in the Canadian wilds with no electricity or running water, I had little trouble persuading her that a short interlude of self-indulgence wouldn't be so bad.
Set in East Berlin just after the fall of the Berlin Wall, it's the story of a woman in such delicate health that she might die if she learns that her country has ceased to exist, so her loving children maintain an ever more elaborate charade aimed at persuading her that nothing fundamental has changed.
Mayer managed to persuade her that Cary Grant and James Stewart would be adequate to the tasks.
Yet no one seems to be trying to persuade her that life is worthwhile.
But Sam and Judy persuaded her that, even if she wished to be executed, capital cases are often so attenuated that it could be decades before an execution happened.
In 1971 a psychic persuaded her that adding a further "e" at the end of the surname would have career benefits.
She was originally interested in joining Balagan's "Les Misérables" production to play a dream role, Madame Thénardier, but Mr. Hobson persuaded her that playing Margaret White in "Carrie" would be meatier.
