Sentence examples for start to persuade from inspiring English sources

If he meets that challenge, the new president may start to persuade Guatemalans that they are truly waking from the long nightmare of military rule.

His experiences in South America, especially seeing marine fossils that had been deposited high above current sea levels, would start to persuade him that the Earth and its inhabitants were not as fixed as had been assumed.

I started to persuade myself that this was temporary.

A three-person team was eventually named in October.These initiatives have started to persuade some in Kashmir of progress.

iBiquity had even started to persuade radio stations to spend tens of thousands of dollars to upgrade their broadcasting equipment for the new digital signals.

An online petition was started to persuade Billboard to undo the changes and has gathered 625 signatures, a small number for an Internet-based campaign.

Several recent studies are starting to persuade many doctors that men should not be too cavalier about postponing marriage and children.

On a recent Saturday afternoon, a neat to-do list sitting next to her computer reminded her to write a news release for a campaign someone had started to persuade Lego to stop marketing special pink Legos to girls.

It was the power of this movie that started to persuade CEOs at companies including Marks & Spencer, BT and Sky that this was an issue on which they almost had a moral duty to act.

Returning home in 1963 after studying at Manchester University, he immediately joined a children's hospital, where he started to persuade his colleagues that medical care should be the right of every Nigerian".When I was involved in medical politics, the army was involved in ridiculous things, such as appropriating national funds," he recalled.

Such ways of talking about God were only occasional until the past 50 years, when feminist theologians started to persuade churches that traditional religious language unnecessarily excluded women.