Sentence examples for seems persuading from inspiring English sources

It seems persuading experienced professionals to work and live in Cumbria is a wider problem.

Mr Bush, it seems, persuaded him to run for the Senate.

Lewis seems persuaded by Lebed's "everybody does this" defense, likening Lebed's conduct to that of Wall Street analysts.

Neither politician seems persuaded by the considerable evidence that the New York crime "miracle" was mainly the result of factors quite separate from policing strategy.

Existing facilities can be modified; the number of people interested in cricket in India alone is trounces the global audience for niche sports such as archery; and the Twenty20 format, a fast-paced version of the game that lasts just three hours, solves the duration issue nicely.The International Olympic Committee (IOC) seems persuaded of the merits of cricket, at least on paper.

And to someone who says that in life there are no endings, or that final partings take place only in stories, one is tempted to reply, 'But have you never heard of death?' " McKee seems persuaded that real life has the shape of a story — there are third acts, even if they may have a second-act air about them.

On the other hand, he seems persuaded that the Bush tax cut is reckless, and he argues that Democrats who voted for it are making a historic mistake on the order of those who voted for Reagan's tax cuts in 1981.

But neither the Democrats nor the trade unions seem persuaded.

The audience of 150 New Yorkers seemed persuaded.

So far, the industry does not seem persuaded by that argument.

The majority seemed persuaded that the passage of time required the courts to act.