Sentence examples for would not sway from inspiring English sources

But Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that such protests would not sway him.

But he said threats to boycott potatoes or tourism would not sway him.

Opponents of HB2 indicated on Tuesday that the governor's actions would not sway them to back down.

Several students said that financial aid covers much of their tuition, so any small savings would not sway them from longstanding plans to teach elementary school.

But the Republicans' rejection of Mr. Boehner's bill on Thursday indicated that such a concession by Democrats would not sway the antitax absolutists among them.

It is unlikely that the PSDB would want this to be the centre of their campaign; it would not sway many Brazilian voters.

Leading secessionists recognized that appeals to economic interest wouldn't sway those who stood to gain nothing financially by the perpetuation of the slave system.

When I mentioned the Trump audio, Vickers said that he didn't condone the remarks, but they wouldn't sway his decision.

Josh Neuse, who is still choosing between Trump and Ted Cruz but who had come to the rally to voice his support of gun rights, also said the KKK issue wouldn't sway him one way or the other.

NBC News's Adam Edelman interviewed 15 GOP voters in the candidate's hometown: "Most said they didn't believe the allegations and some said even if they are true, that wouldn't sway their vote for him next month because they think Moore is a good man, should be forgiven and they could never bring themselves to vote for a Democrat anyway.

That message is very appealing, and that's why Scott Brown won". Polls show Schilling's Red Sox career probably wouldn't sway many voters in a general election matchup against Warren –– who defeated the aforementioned Brown in 2012.