Sentence examples for those persuaded from inspiring English sources

Among those persuaded to take part in events was former LSE head Lord Anthony Giddens.

To those sceptical about America's case for war, the evidence presented was inconclusive; to those persuaded, it proved that Iraq is clinging on to illegal weapons.

Those persuaded to board the first buses were mainly parents with children who could no longer tolerate the difficult conditions there.

Those persuaded to take part in events about Libya included former US vice president Dick Cheney, political economist Francis Fukuyama and sociologist and former LSE head Lord Giddens.

[News analysis, Page A10.] "I'm glad Bush said what he said because it showed this was not aimed at this president in particular," said Thad Cochran of Mississippi, who was among those persuaded by Mr. Bush.

Even before his sentencing for the Customs House raid, Father Berrigan instigated a second invasion, against the local draft board office in Catonsville, Md. Among those persuaded to join was his older brother, the Rev. Daniel J. Berrigan, a Jesuit priest and poet, who had been one of the first prominent clergymen to preach and organize against the war.

In this way, despair is the silent and servile partner of all those still persuaded that they can vanquish the other side, In the hands of those who fear change, despair is a tool.

Those results persuaded the Food and Drug Administration to give the system clearance to operate as a medical device.

Those disruptions persuaded the Kremlin and the German government to seek alternative routes.

But Dave Burstein, the editor of DSL Prime, is among those not persuaded.

Those numbers persuaded Hartford's City Council to declare an asthma emergency last Monday.