Sentence examples for sway us from inspiring English sources

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.

And no, that authentically awful taffeta/fishtail combo will not sway us!

The word will neither sway us to see Meursault as overly cold and heartless nor as overly warm and loving.

We are inundated with images intended to sway us -- from clear-cut forests to war victims and slaughtered seals.

The fact that our experts may need to rely on intentionally misleading vocabulary to sway us to act in an emergency is understandable.

There's a heavy reliance on talking heads to sway us in Brent's favour, particularly from rapper Doc Brown, who reprises his Comic Relief turn as Dom, an aspiring MC who's been sucked into Brent's orbit.

"The two games he's played have definitely swayed us," Coach Ron Low said this morning.

"Seeing that much space, that's what swayed us" into deciding they needed a bigger apartment, Mrs. Bunch said.

The thing that really swayed us, though, was that our children fell in love with the place.

Nick Ut's black-and-white photograph swayed US public opinion against the war, and helped to bring it to an end within six months of publication.

The revelations were seized on by those calling for Brussels to challenge Google's monopoly over search in Europe, and have sparked new claims that the search giant's financing of Barack Obama's re-election campaign swayed US regulators.