Sentence examples for to be won round from inspiring English sources

Somehow, Ireland had to be persuaded to vote again, and the other doubters had to be won round.

I was not making an argument here that the popular vote tally was a reason for Hillary to win the nomination, merely that those people who have voted for her need to be won round, and you're not going to help that to happen by abusing their candidate.

Put simply, people might be won round to curbing benefits or public sector pay and pensions - but it's hard to see any section of the electorate who are going to back scrapping new schools.

But there are reasons to hope that Congress can be won round.

This suggests some voters could yet be won round to Mrs May's proposal.

But they think Hispanics might be won round.

Wordsworth and other Romantics disliked these first maps, but today they would be won round.

Yet Labour and the Conservatives will not be won round even by the tempting prospect of doing him down.

I agree that voters may well be won round by arguments about the economic costs of Brexit.

Bernard Cazeneuve, the Europe minister, who has been pleading the cause in endless meetings with deputies, still holds out hope that dissident Socialists might be won round.

Unfortunately, the country will not be won round by a small number of students with placards standing out in the cold on the steps of their students' union.