Sentence examples similar to strongly sway from inspiring English sources
As psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky discovered in the 1980s, people are more strongly swayed by a desire to avoid losses than to secure gains.
Redemption weighed heavily on both teams before momentum swayed strongly in the Lakers' favor.
If you feel really strongly about something, don't let another person sway you just because you don't want to hurt his feelings.
While they didn't have firsthand evidence, Tuohey, Hamadanchy, Bowen and Porter said they strongly believe it originated with Min in his effort to sway delegates to his side.
Tissues that deviated from the relationship, contracting cancer at a higher rate, were presumably swayed more strongly by something else.
But what was striking was the vast majority who insisted that they rarely voted strictly along party lines, and who claimed to be swayed so strongly in recent days.
This test case is very challenging because the whole video sequence is strongly disturbed by the swaying tree and flag.
The next movement to sway them was Marinetti's futurism, which appalled the Slade tutors but appealed strongly, as Nevinson's mother explained to her suffragette readers, to "young men in revolt at the worship of the past".
The central thesis of the Cambridge Analytica story was that our Facebook data so strongly reflects our psychological characteristics that it can be used to develop models that can sway us towards or against a certain viewpoint.
Because IRS rules do not require disclosure of donors, the electorate has no notion of who is trying to sway their votes, contrary to the recent Supreme Court opinions in Citizens United and McCutcheon strongly urging transparency.
