| "Don't mention crossing the Pacific to Horie, "because the more you try to dissuade him, the more he'll want to go." | |
| "Geraldine tried to dissuade her, but it was useless. | |
| "I wanted to dissuade her," writes Fawcett, | |
| "If a candidate presents deep-seated homosexual tendencies, "his spiritual director and his confessor "have the duty to dissuade him from proceeding towards ordination." | |
| 'But I could not dissuade him. | |
| "Don't mention crossing the Pacific to Horie, "because the more you try to dissuade him, the more he'll want to go." | |
| "Geraldine tried to dissuade her, but it was useless. | |
| "I wanted to dissuade her," writes Fawcett, | |
| "If a candidate presents deep-seated homosexual tendencies, "his spiritual director and his confessor "have the duty to dissuade him from proceeding towards ordination." | |
| 'But I could not dissuade him. | |
| - We think she can be dissuaded. | |
| - You will not be dissuaded? | |
| All these years. All these years I've - I've wondered why Daddy hid things from me... lied to me, dissuaded me from digging into her past... but it was all for my own good. | |
| And he dissuaded you from keeping the appointment? | |
| And of the different types of rapists, he's the most likely to be dissuaded if the victim | |
| A leaflet dissuading ladies from debauchery? | |
| Forgive me, but I must insist on dissuading you. | |
| From dissuading you. | |
| It seems I've been tasked with doing what your coward of a boyfriend could not, which, by the looks of things, is dissuading you from whatever madness it is you're about to attempt. | |
| So stop obstructing and dissuading me unconditionally. | |
| - We think she can be dissuaded. | |
| - You will not be dissuaded? | |
| All these years. All these years I've - I've wondered why Daddy hid things from me... lied to me, dissuaded me from digging into her past... but it was all for my own good. | |
| And he dissuaded you from keeping the appointment? | |
| And of the different types of rapists, he's the most likely to be dissuaded if the victim | |
| A leaflet dissuading ladies from debauchery? | |
| Forgive me, but I must insist on dissuading you. | |
| From dissuading you. | |
| It seems I've been tasked with doing what your coward of a boyfriend could not, which, by the looks of things, is dissuading you from whatever madness it is you're about to attempt. | |
| So stop obstructing and dissuading me unconditionally. | |
