Sentence examples for will only be persuaded from inspiring English sources

Britain's electorate will only be persuaded to continue membership if their government is able to offer it a less-Europe option; if the prospect is of more of the same, or even of a more intrusive and oppressive E.U. regime, then our commitment will become domestically unsustainable.

In contrast, people will only be persuaded to invest time, effort, and money in acquiring products, if they are likely to generate positive emotions.

If, on the other hand, I cannot broadly imagine what it feels like to be you and to see the world as you see it (I do not identify with you), then when I listen to you, I will be subconsciously asking, "must I believe you?"... and I will only be persuaded if I cannot find any fault with your position at all -- which is never the case if I didn't already start by agreeing with you.

Clinicians who are physiologically oriented (or who do physiologic research) will be persuaded by physiologic research; those who are outcomes oriented (or who do outcomes research) will only be persuaded by survival data.

Leaders must not only be persuaded that their interests are in line with counterinsurgents, but also that their interests will be protected.

Regulars and seekers after the recherché will be persuaded only by some jewel of the repertory that they are unlikely to encounter elsewhere.This summer there is something of both on offer at some of the most attractive venues in the world.

The Vatican talked of "this insult to the nobility of the hearth", and Ed Sullivan on his TV show said, "You can only trust that youngsters will not be persuaded that the sanctity of marriage has been invalidated by the appalling example of Mrs Taylor-Fisher and married man Burton".

In some circumstances this threshold may be very high and only when all or nearly all of the other groups an organisation has relationships with have taken up an innovation will they be persuaded to do the same.

"One can only hope that our European politicians will be persuaded of the importance of these findings and reassess their position on air pollution in Europe".

Moreover it is one that will be persuaded that more money is the only answer to every problem.

A thorough assessment should find that elections are not only possible, but necessary -- and one hopes the Bush administration will be persuaded to agree.