Sentence examples for sometimes persuaded from inspiring English sources

We're sometimes persuaded and sometimes not.

I think I won a few of them and sometimes persuaded him to modify his views.

Union chiefs, who sometimes persuaded members to take pension sweeteners in lieu of raises, are loath to surrender ground.

Ms. Hess sometimes persuaded publishing executives not just to lecture but also to teach for a week.

Reporters and editors were sometimes persuaded to withhold information if they were convinced it could put lives at risk.

He read trial transcripts, wrote motions, and sometimes persuaded a judge to grant an inmate a hearing.

It sometimes persuades even Indians and Pakistanis to forget their differences.

Arbitration takes four to six months, and the recommendations have moral force that sometimes persuades the sides to settle.

In extreme cases -- where the couple are very famous or very wealthy, or there is press attention -- lawyers can sometimes persuade the judge to "superseal" the divorce papers.

The only thing that saves the world from total chaos is that mothers can sometimes persuade their boys to stay home and behave.

At moments of difficulty, Scots enjoy the luxury of pondering the contradictions in their feelings and history, sometimes persuading themselves that the pain is unique.