Sentence examples for persuasions that from inspiring English sources

Zeldin and Pajares ( 2000) found that women's decision to stay in the STEM pipeline could be attributed to the (vicarious) role models with whom they strongly identified, as well as the powerful social persuasions that came from women's most trusted sources (e.g., a mentor).

If certain individuals have had ideas or beliefs or political persuasions that were important to their artistic visions, they had to find a way to steer them past a large committee of executives, writers, designers, producers, actors and other people.

More a humanitarian than a doctrinaire liberal, he was able to convince people of various political persuasions that the extractive Culture System was immoral.

Mrs. May faces a perilous few days after her draft agreement provoked two cabinet resignations and such widespread objections from lawmakers of all political persuasions that the document looks unlikely to win Parliament's approval.

He has also been obliged "to explain again and again to politicians of all persuasions that the commission's independence does not mean cheerleading for them and denouncing their rivals.

Ever since Nov. 2nd, it has been an article of faith for political experts of all persuasions that the vote was, among other things, a mandate for the repeal of the act..

"Ultimately it is persuasion that allows us to do what we do," says Mr Rudnick.

Political persuasion that used to take place in the open, in Congress or on the hustings.

He found a fresh outlet for the powers of persuasion that had opened so many doors in his writing career.

Intelligently sequenced, the disc has a mode of persuasion that's similar to the music, light but commanding.

He'll be missed because he embodied a political persuasion that's common in American life but rare in America's political class.