Sentence examples for persuading that from inspiring English sources

Most of us may not need persuading that time is real, but this book goes some way towards explaining why there are those who do.

"These days you need to be seen to stand the best possible chance of persuading that first person to take a chance on you and pay you money for your work.

As Barack Obama's government attempts to hammer out large-scale reform, one important group of practitioners still needs persuading that change is worthwhile: the doctors.On Monday June 15th Mr Obama delivered a speech, pragmatic in tone and offering a wide variety of potential fixes, to the American Medical Association (the leading doctors' lobby).

The dramatic and emphatic effects of the WAR metaphor as well as the seriousness it implies are clearly advantageous for the construction and representation of the CCP's viewpoint and stance on corruption in front of an international audience, and for persuading that audience.

I didn't succeed in persuading that boyfriend to marry me --which is probably a good thing because I later realized I didn't actually want him to become my husband.

Pakistanis will still need persuading that the fight against extremists is their war, as well as America's.

Obviously, many people will never be persuaded; that is precisely the nature of faith.

But we're not persuaded that system is required by the 1st Amendment.

Value claim: I want to persuade that metal detectors in schools violate the rights of students.

"They are not persuaded that that is a winning argument".

We are persuaded that the commissioners made the right choice.