Sentence examples for seeks to persuade from inspiring English sources
It seeks to persuade us not to see and not to feel.
Bush seeks to persuade Americans that his invocations of Jesus were not a stunt.
He'll be the Democrats' patriarch as he seeks to persuade his wife to pick up the torch in 2016.
It is the commonsense way any politician in any country in the modern era seeks to persuade the public.
In this convivial economic guide he seeks to persuade us lay people that he has the solution to our problems.
He enjoys his celebrity, but the sardonic self-irony of the book seeks to persuade us otherwise.
The first emperor seeks to persuade a childhood friend to compose an anthem to glorify his empire.
It also seeks to persuade private companies to embrace affirmative action policies that would create more jobs and business opportunities for Dalits.
The Guardian's Keep it in the Ground campaign seeks to persuade the Wellcome Trust and the Gates Foundation to divest themselves of their shareholdings in fossil fuel companies.
Cable last month announced £3m in funding for a new Automotive Investment Organisation, which seeks to persuade foreign firms to bring their operations to Britain.
Last year, the British government started the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, which seeks to persuade companies to disclose voluntarily their payments to resource-rich countries.
