Sentence examples for those persuasions from inspiring English sources

If everyone succumbed to those persuasions, the world would never change.

Do advertising tricks -- those hidden persuasions of the huckster class -- get your goat?

Its powers of legal intervention would be replaced by those of persuasion, exercised by the parallel post of European Union (EU) representative.

Those stages knowledge, persuasion, decision, implementation and confirmation outline a process through which ideas become adopted into practice.

Labour politicians and activists were glassy with disbelief, as were those of other persuasions.

The campaign highlighted the importance of engaging not just those who already share your opinions (step away from your Facebook timeline), but those of different persuasions.

DCM said that "some advertisements – unintentional or otherwise – could cause offence to those of differing political persuasions, as well as those of differing faiths and indeed of no faith," adding that in this regard DCM treats all political or religious beliefs equally.

This makes for uncomfortable reading for those of all ideological persuasions.

At one point, the composer Lisa Bielawa praised Glass's "quiet," "silent," and "private" support for younger composers of many different stylistic persuasions, even those who resist his influence.

But the most striking new aspect of the speech was likely to be draconian proposals to try to test the ideological persuasions of those entering the US.

YouGov's study also suggests Twitter is more polarising, with those from all political persuasions identifying a larger proportion of posts from either the left or the right than on Facebook.