Sentence examples for still persuading from inspiring English sources

But, still, persuading them to come forward is problematic.

Still, persuading Pakistan's new civilian leaders to sign on to the fight is likely to prove even more difficult.

Still, persuading adults to let go of old ways and commit to Even Start's intensive, long-term course is not always easy.

He doesn't get those whirring voices of frustration when it's been 45 minutes since you wanted to leave the house and you're still persuading someone to put their shoes on".

Inspiration on that one never really struck, and when the Parisian impresario François Ravard turned up one day – himself formerly a teenage runaway from provincial France, and a young protégé of Serge Gainsbourg – he found that Marianne was stony broke but still persuading the not-so-local mini-cab company regularly to bring her fags.

Still, persuading Congress to enact major changes in the structure of Medicare, beyond the addition of drug benefits, will be an uphill struggle for Mr. Bush, even with help from Dr. Frist, because the program is immensely popular with older voters.

It is those people that the Conservatives think they can still persuade.

So Mr Major can still persuade himself that he can pull it off.Such arguments may persuade the prime minister.

But the White House must still persuade the House conferees to block it in committee.

A natural pessimist, I was still persuaded when he would say, "It'll be fine, you'll see".

Other one-term presidents left records that were not as sweeping as Polk's or Johnson's, but they still persuaded Congress to enact policies with lasting significance.