swayed

As he rode in his popemobile around the vast airport carpark waving to the crowd, palm trees swayed furiously in the storm.

She defended her leadership of the Conservatives and insisted she would not be swayed by internal criticism about the amount of policy she had announced so far.

It is unclear whether the move would have swayed the election had this story been true.

It is unclear whether Trump has been swayed at all by Smith's lobbying, though the premier took credit on Friday for shifting Shapiro's opinion on tariffs, after he spoke out against them.

And Luxford told me she was "hard-pressed" to imagine the film's core audience, children under 10, being swayed by her politics.