How To Use Persuader In A Sentence
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“Au reste, je ne puis pas me persuader qu’il y ait des tubercules au poumon, parce que j’ai ne jamais crache de pus, ni autre chose que de la pituite qui a beaucoup de ressemblance au blanc des oeufs.
Travels through France and Italy
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In other words, the largest and most powerful farming organisation in the country has not just cleared the way for the proposed superhighways, it has committed itself to becoming persuaders to the motorway template.
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He makes them obey not by pleading, which they ignore, and not by hitting them, which merely makes them more stubborn, but by what he calls his mule persuader.
Centennial
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The persuader is a short, heavy bludgeon with a nail-studded head.
A Yankee in the Trenches
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Instead of using their powerful voice inside the system as persuaders for change, they were choosing exit.
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The new leader must be a charismatic persuader, someone to whom others can relate, a person who can set sights higher than the next quarter's earnings report.
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It was an ancient practice to break a prisoner and force them to spill any knowledge they might have, starvation was a very powerful persuader.
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She was a persuader and ‘sold’ her ideas to educators and parents alike.
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With tactics such as definition, cultural persuaders create knowledge and effectuate control over that which they describe.
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Here are three techniques of top performers that you can use in your own workplace interactions to be more persuasive and influential by Monday morning: 1. Lose your attachments: We tend to think of great persuaders as silver-tongued devils who manipulate others.
Lisa Earle McLeod: How to Be More Persuasive and Influential at Work
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The rhetoric now divides the party between the converters and the persuaders.
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As his big-screen star faded in the 1960s, Curtis remolded himself as a character actor and turned to television with the 1970s action series "The Persuaders," costarring Roger Moore, and a recurring role on the crime drama "Vegas.
Tony Curtis Laid To Rest
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Have graphic designers shifted too much toward being persuaders rather than communicators?
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This bit is what is called the persuader, and it is the best bit that ever was used for bitting colts.
Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets
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Mitchum pretended to aim an imaginary 'persuader'.
The Emperor and the Monster
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With tactics such as definition, cultural persuaders create knowledge and effectuate control over that which they describe.
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The information age is developing into the age of anonymous persuaders.
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_graculos_ quia _gregatim_ volent dictos voluit persuadere Ciceroni? '
The Student's Companion to Latin Authors
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Thumb-screws and all, this appeared to be only a very elaborate "persuader," for use upon those who must be made to talk.
The Lord of Death and the Queen of Life
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In the highest form the persuader is a teacher and propagandist, changing the policy of peoples; in the commonest form he is a salesman, seeking to sell a commodity; in the lowest he is the faker, trying to hoodwink the credulous.
The Foundations of Personality
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Ignatius says, "Wubba blah," and then answers the question he feels like answering, rambling and rambling until Rather cuts him off and says that Obama should appoint a "persuader," someone who can "pick off" a conservative vote in a few cases.
TV SoundOff: Sunday Talking Heads
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John is much more of a persuader, he leads by affection almost.
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The government will not be persuaders for unity.
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Rational Review
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Coactive persuasion refers to all communication efforts that emphasize similarities between persuader and the audience.
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It is a process of guiding people toward the adoption of some behavior, belief, or attitude preferred by the persuader.
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It was a combination device which had been nicknamed 'persuader'-the reason for which was obvious.
Duel Under the Double Sun
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He is one of the industry's best persuaders.
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You know, critics on both sides want to say, you know, one candidate or the other isn't a good persuader.
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As the events of the last few decades have shown, politicians are persuaders.
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I am almost willing to bet that he is more of a dissuader than a persuader critique always being that much simpler.
Steele...
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A more concentrated effort is required here, as intimidation is not an effective persuader on these people.
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Well, a gun can be used as a persuader whether it is actually fired or not.
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This excellent and very simple method of horse training is nearly all accomplished by what is called the persuader or bit; which is made as follows: take a piece of strong rope eight or ten feet long and a quarter of an inch thick, then part the horse's mane in the centre, turning one half towards the ears, and the other towards the back of the horse; next tie the rope by one end in a hard knot that will not slip -- not too tightly -- round the horse's neck in the place at which the mane is divided, having the knot on the right side of the neck; then pass the loose end of the rope forwards, along the right side of the neck, into the horse's mouth and back along the left side of the neck to that part of the rope which surrounds the horse's neck, and underneath which it is passed; than take the loose end of the rope in your hand, and you have the persuader or bit completed.
Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets
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The rhetoric now divides the party between the converters and the persuaders.
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Money's always been a strong persuader as far as Rick's concerned," Nicole said, getting to her feet.
THE DEVIL'S DOOR
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Whether the professional persuaders were successful, or whether most doctors are lukewarm on the issue, we don't know.
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Yet by the mercy of God they have heard that sweet voice of the Gospel, the persuader, which is indicated by the very name of Japheth.
Commentary on Genesis, Vol. II Luther on Sin and the Flood
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'You recollect the duchesse in St. - Simon, who, on the death of a sinner of illustrious race, said, "On me dira ce qu'on voudra, on ne me persuadera pas que Dieu n'y regarde deux fois avant de damner un homme de sa qualité.
Correspondence & Conversations of Alexis de Tocqueville with Nassau William Senior from 1834 to 1859, Volume 2
