Sentence examples for properly persuaded from inspiring English sources
In Tuesday's election, three voter choices showed that people will throw off the strait-jacket of conventional wisdom if properly persuaded.
Only 11% of young patients with type 1 diabetes here were properly controlled, and persuading them to attend appointments was a struggle.
Péqueux decided that the only way to do the job properly was to persuade the French government to finance a school of stonecutters in Mostar to teach a new generation these two old ways of cutting stone.
Hence, DAs need to spend more time with farmers to properly inform and persuade them about the importance of technologies and assist them to enhance land productivity, which is practically challenged by the disproportionately large number of farmers.
By then the Irish had persuaded themselves that they were properly independent, even if they did live and work in Britain.
In a separate appeal, Mr. Hood was granted a new punishment trial on grounds that jurors were not allowed to properly consider mitigating evidence that might have persuaded them that he didn't deserve a death sentence.
He sought out Mr. Quistgaard, persuaded him that his singular creations could be properly mass-produced, and Dansk was born.
Although the inability to retake Übach persuaded German commanders that they had insufficient forces to properly defend the approaches to Aachen, the counterattacks did tie down American troops which could have otherwise continued the advance.
As Eliot stated in 1947: "if we learn to read poetry properly, the poet never persuades us to believe anything" and "What we learn from Dante, or the Bhagavad-Gita, or any other religious poetry is what it feels like to believe that religion".
