Meanings of persuade even in English

For if they stay here, almost will they persuade even you!'

She thought that she could persuade even him that surgery was necessary upon that marriage.

Sometimes, she was able to persuade even Peter.

An hour or so of Mum in her good mood might persuade even the Goon to leave.

This Abbe had the impudence to try to persuade even me that the marriage he had brought about was an excellent one.

The alchymic adepts in general were of the same opinion; but they found it difficult to persuade even his contemporaries of the fact.

Mrs. Muldoon was not to be persuaded even to abstract them.

And, truly, I must needs say, they have almost persuaded even me myself, that Miss Howe is actually in love with me.

It was my father, who lived and died thus; and-onlythink of it-theyhave persuaded even my mother that he cannot be saved.

From that point of view, a push notification -no matter how annoying -is worth sending out if it persuades even a few voters.

"The onus probandi will now rest with them," he said, repeating Mr. Prendergast's words; and then he was ultimately successful in persuading even Mr.