Sentence examples for tasks of convincing from inspiring English sources

He, too, acknowledged that Rousseff failed as a communicator not just in the basic political tasks of convincing the public and working with congress, but even in sharing ideas with colleagues.

To that person falls the unenviable task of convincing a couple of dozen other talented individuals to do the same.

God is its attendant, with the task of convincing new arrivals to accept their death and "intermittently" running the universe.

Within a year, he had achieved the far more difficult task of convincing the police and the relevant London boroughs.

Now he has the task of convincing his activists to be happy with what he has wrought.

Ms. Field faced the daunting task of convincing Hollywood that the lively young woman who had played Sister Bertrille was a serious actress worthy of film roles.

Then there is the sometimes delicate task of convincing producers and farmers that a market in an unproven location will be worth their time.

The riots complicate the Chamber of Commerce's ever-delicate task of convincing suburbanites to patronize a city rich with history and beauty and stirring topography.

Like Lee Iacocca, Chrysler's chief in 1979, Mr. Wagoner has the tall task of convincing skeptical Republican lawmakers to back a Democratic plan to save Detroit.

Mr. Wagner, who is Google's "senior competition counsel," faces the Sisyphean task of convincing the world that his employer is not unassailable.

Of course, if you happen to move in the same social circles as an MP, you could just bypass the task of convincing 100,000 people a cause is right and convince just the one.