persuade **

When the evidence is not black and white, the president must persuade everyone.

He was the one who persuaded me to come back.

I could never persuade any of them to come here.

While some ask to come here, others have to be persuaded.

But he has not persuaded his friend to stop trying.

If not, what would you say to persuade them they are wrong?

Four years ago, a friend persuaded him to come back.

Now, if she can only persuade them to give her a chance.

The state persuaded the town board to stop his pay.

The board members have done what they can to persuade parents to stay.

American officials are trying hard to persuade him to turn away from war.

We are persuaded by the person who seems most moved.

We really do have to say something to persuade them.

So how was she going to persuade these people now?

Maybe he can come up with some way to persuade her.

He tried, perhaps not too hard, to persuade her to come with him.

Instead, the President persuaded her to give him four more years.

I did not have to be persuaded to come and see you.

How will they persuade the old man to leave his house?

Nothing would persuade her to actually go and find out.

The house man was trying to persuade him not to.

I said the Company would know how to persuade them.

At least she had persuaded him to keep working on the case.

For a month she had tried to persuade him not to go.

One of them must be persuaded to turn King's evidence.