Sentence examples for this sway from inspiring English sources

"New Yorkers are a pretty tough bunch, and they're not going to let something like this sway them," said Peter Ciaccia, the executive vice president for event development for Road Runners.

The bottom line is, if he guardians can be convinced that she's a liability then, she's gone, and that's all right because it's the FDIC's money, not hers.So the question still stands; what are the weird bureaucratic forces that give appointees all this sway?

Nor was this sway toward socialism triggered by Sanders's candidacy: as far back as 2011, a Pew poll revealed, fully 49% of Americans (not just Democrats) under 30 had a positive view of socialism, while just 47% had a favorable opinion of capitalism.

Despite all this, Sway's last single, 'Little Derek', only got to a disappointing number 38.

Even though medically related applications are barely mentioned, please don't let this sway you as things have moved on since then!

If adopted habitually, this sway standing position may result in increased load on passive spinal structures in the LLx spine due to inhibition of supporting spinal muscles [ 31], and may be a possible mechanism for LLx spine pain in some individuals.

This sways people far more effectively than either of the other two.

"I love Cuban cigars, and this sways me more than it should," McCall says of his own feelings toward the country.

Maybe this swayed declarer into believing she had no chance, because she continued with the diamond queen and a fourth diamond.

None of this swayed Judge Marvel, whose opinion said that Taylor's adjusted gross income still topped $225,000 a year from 2002 through 2005.

However, his father argued that refusing to do so would amount to cowardice, and this swayed him.