persuasion|persuasions in English

noun

[per·sua·sion || pər'sweɪʒn /pə's-]

inducement, act of convincing, act of persuading

Use "persuasion|persuasions" in a sentence

1. He used “persuasion.”

2. Blockhead, Episode 11: Persuasion

3. Jealous cultural ministers from other lands wonder what nefarious persuasions he used.

4. (See also Logic; Persuasion; Thinking)

5. She didn't need much persuasion.

6. Law is philosophy, because moral and ethical persuasions shape their ideas.

7. She has great powers of persuasion.

8. We tried everything - persuasion, bribery, threats.

9. He is not of their persuasion.

10. How can we do this with persuasion?

11. A bullheaded person listens to no persuasion.

12. Gentle persuasion is more effective than force.

13. Their persuasion has worn down her opposition.

14. After a lot of persuasion, he finally acquiesced.

15. Defeated by her powers of persuasion, I accepted.

16. He decided to leave only after much persuasion.

17. Bawdship The dichotomy between the catholic persuasion now

18. We've tried peaceful persuasion; what's our next move?

19. He enjoys polemics, persuasion(sentencedict .com), and controversy.

20. Some persuasion would be required to overcome her scruples.

21. Methodology places particular emphasis on the language of persuasion.

22. After a lot of persuasion, she agreed to go.

23. His father was reached by their persuasion at last.

24. After a lot of persuasion, he agreed to come.

25. He had to use all his powers of persuasion.