Sentence examples for would not persuade from inspiring English sources

Mere recognition of same-sex marriages, however, would not persuade Mr. Romney.

Advocates for the drug industry said the report would not persuade other countries to follow Denmark's example.

When Brendel makes a remark like that, an entire stampede of wild horses would not persuade him to elaborate.

Gary Sick, a specialist on Iran at Columbia, said he believed that the covert campaign, combined with sanctions, would not persuade Iran to abandon its nuclear work.

That would not persuade Charles Barkley to root for the Heat because he considers the players too whiny and the fans terrible.

Right or wrong, some directors and advisers may have feared Pru still would not persuade its shareholders to back the deal.

Stopping the C.S.R.s wouldn't persuade Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, or John McCain — the three senators who blocked the Senate Republicans' repeal effort last week — to change their minds.

But he said it would probably not persuade him to alter the policy.

I was possibly more aware than others that a £6-a-week Educational Maintenance Allowance would not easily persuade parents or children to forgo the £15 that could be earned".

His dreams of a League of Nations would take hold, but he could not persuade America to join.

Bye's dissent, in addition to saying that the N.F.L. did not persuade him it would suffer irreparable harm if the temporary stay was not granted, said he did not consider the N.F.L.'s situation an emergency, which, he wrote, were the only times he could remember the court issuing a temporary stay.