Sentence examples for will not sway from inspiring English sources

And no, that authentically awful taffeta/fishtail combo will not sway us!

Pious waffle about a new British social contract will not sway voters.

His cursory treatment of Heidegger will not sway anyone who disagrees with his interpretation of the legendarily dense philosopher.

Polman brushes aside the profits warning Unilever made this week and says it will not sway him from taking a long-term approach to the business.

That view will not sway men like Wojciech Krasnodebski, a successful farmer who has taken the time to learn a lot about the European Union.

On the other side, roughly 40% of Americans so dislike today's Republican Party that talk of influence-seeking by donors in Clintonland will not sway them.But there are Americans whose support cannot be taken for granted by either party.

Mr. Forton, a 53-year-old former Republican leader in politically powerful Macomb County, will probably not sway legions of voters, but might cause Mr. Abraham problems by attracting Republicans upset by the senator's efforts to help loosen immigration restrictions to let companies hire more foreign workers.

These are the direct marching orders for 1.5 billion Catholics around the world, but they will most certainly not sway protestant literalists, of which Creationists are a member, and whose members are just as likely to view the Pope as the anti-Christ, which was the basis for the Protestant Reformation in the first place!

To this end, following the interminable rows that marred the EU summit in Nice in 2000, the Union's leaders set up the 105-strong European Convention, made up of representatives from the current and future members, to draw up a new constitution for the EU and to lay out clearly the areas in which the Union will and will not hold sway over member countries.

If the huge offer the Yankees will undoubtedly make does not sway Sabathia, they should take a long look at Lowe.

"The middle-of-the-road swing voters," she said, "will not be swayed by gold medals".