Sentence examples for was persuaded because from inspiring English sources

Mr. Miller said he was persuaded because, while he has admired subsequent productions of the play, none of them have evoked the emotion he felt in 1949, watching his written characters emerge as flesh and blood.

Liberals and moderates should not be persuaded because Mr. Romney is wrong that free-riding is just "a state problem".

Conservatives should not be persuaded because Mr. Romney, like the constitutional challenges to the A.C.A., misdescribes conservative opposition to the federal law.

"[The government] may be not be persuaded because of the resistance of the industry and because it is a policy the Labour party are starting to look at.

A source suggested that Corbyn had been persuaded because he knew that the renewal had already been passed by a vote in parliament.

Second, he argues that those who won't be persuaded won't be persuaded because the concept of corruption is fundamentally unmanageable.

Artemis is persuaded because Ares and his minions are destroying her wilderness and its wildlife, and by aiding Kratos she will prevent future destruction.

"But shall we?" He was persuaded in part because there was "no compulsion to talk about the new product, the thing that's coming out next week," he said.

They said Mr. Hammergren had wanted to resign even before the election, but was persuaded to run because of the difficulty at the time of finding a new candidate given the much-publicized turmoil at the company.

Ms. Levitt was persuaded to get them because she thought they would allow her to walk freely in high heels.

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, a co-author of the 1994 Contract with America, with its unforgiving anticrime provisions, told me that he was persuaded to embrace reform because of the high recidivism rates.