convince/convincing

Nothing you could say convince me to have sex with you.

Nothing you could say would convince me to have sex with you.

You don't need to convince us that explosive diarrhea is bad.

Over the following months, he tried to convince himself these horrible visions were just illusions— but his nightmares never relented.

Think of in India, Modi convincing the population that these groups pose a threat to the country's national identity which must be Hindu.

And with that convincing humanlike response, it's easy for us to believe it understands what it's saying, that it has feelings and motivations.

Against major cultural trends among his fellow intellectuals, Cipolla was convinced that men are not equal.

So you go on, "Alan, you convinced me."

Can you imagine it being so hard to convince people that slavery was a bad thing that you had to break it down like a Sesame Street episode?

We might accuse them of having betrayed us online and won’t be convinced otherwise until they’ve been submitted to hours of interrogation.

The counterargument is a contradiction with reasoning and the first form of convincing disagreement.

There are distinct challenges around trying to offer love to someone who isn’t convinced that they are, deep down, worthy of such thing.

Of course, it would be good for the sheep if they could convince the wolves to be more sheep-like, but no self-respecting wolf will fall for that.

Authorities say that police harnessed themselves to the bridge and tried to convince the man to come down for nearly an hour, before he came at them with a knife.

They’re only going to allow someone into their lives if they’re utterly convinced: they’ve got to be very attractive to them, kind and on their wave length.

In the summer of 1862, Lincoln met with a group of Black leaders and tried to convince them to support colonization, which colonization meant if you freed enslaved people, then they would go somewhere else.

The CBS affiliate in Cleveland, where the host was the future Tonight Show host Jack Paar, he was there trying to convince listeners that it was a fictional story, but they didn't believe him.

And you say that you're not sure whether you'd support Hakeem Jeffries for leader if Democrats do retake the House, what would he need to do to convince you?

In the end, the woman said: "A lot of research over the last century went into the IQ test we had just taken and there is convincing evidence that our intelligence is mainly a product of our genes.