Sentence examples for readily persuaded from inspiring English sources
He was readily persuaded to show off its secret corners, the gardens within the garden.
To Pryce Having presided over your trials I have no doubt that whilst the immediate problem was Chris Huhne's, and that it was his idea that you should take his points, you were readily persuaded and chose to go along with it to your mutual benefit.
Turning to Pryce, who was sitting just a few metres apart from her ex-husband in the dock, he told the economist she had been readily persuaded to take the points.
At first Richard is ably assisted by the Duke of Buckingham, who readily persuades Cardinal Bourchier to remove the young Duke of York from the protection of sanctuary and place him and his brother under their uncle's "protection" in the Tower.
Second, this wording doesn't separate out the private and the family elements – I struggle to understand how the courts can so readily be persuaded to use this to protect someone who is showing no respect for their families.
The gardeners were persuaded to change clothes with police and readily provided the access code for the formidable security gates.
But the dossiers, prepared under the Bush administration, provide a deeper look at the frightening, if flawed, intelligence that has persuaded the Obama administration, too, that the prison cannot readily be closed.
He and his colleagues persuaded the Thai government to change its policies, making birth control readily available in rural areas through midwives, who were plentiful, unlike doctors.
He was also persuaded to procure four grams of cocaine "when our reporter suggested that cocaine was not readily available in Norwich".
