Cajolery

The politician's cajolery tactics to win votes were transparent to the public.

The celebrity's cajolery attitude towards their fans was seen as fake and superficial.

He was known for his cajolery tactics to win over his clients.

The employee's cajolery behavior towards the manager was seen as an attempt to gain favors.

She saw through the salesman's cajolery pitch and didn't buy the product.

The athlete's cajolery behavior towards the coach was seen as manipulative and disingenuous.

The student used cajolery techniques to convince his teacher to give him an extension on his assignment.

The student's cajolery behavior annoyed the teacher, who saw through the insincere praise.

She could see through his cajolery and insincere compliments.

His cajolery attitude towards his boss earned him a reputation as a brown-noser.

He was disappointed to see his friend's cajolery behavior towards the teacher for better grades.

The salesman's cajolery almost convinced me to buy the car.

She saw through his cajolery and refused to do what he asked.

The chef used cajolery to persuade the customer to try the new dish.

The teacher's cajolery motivated the students to work harder.

The lawyer's cajolery was effective in convincing the jury to acquit the defendant.

The child's cajolery was adorable but ineffective in getting what she wanted.

She used cajolery to convince her friend to lend her some money.

The parent's cajolery convinced the child to eat their vegetables.

The performer's cajolery was meant to get the audience to applaud more loudly.

The celebrity's cajolery was aimed at getting the media to write more favorable stories about her.

The teacher's cajolery was aimed at getting the students to do their homework.

The con artist used cajolery to swindle the elderly couple out of their life savings.

The child used cajolery to convince his parents to buy him a new toy.

The writer used cajolery to persuade the editor to publish her article.

The manager used cajolery tactics to convince his employees to work overtime.

The coach used cajolery to motivate his team before the game.

The hostess used cajolery to make her guests feel comfortable and welcome.

The employee's cajolery convinced the boss to give them a raise.

The child's cajolery made her parents buy her the toy she wanted.

The doctor's cajolery convinced the patient to undergo surgery.

He resorted to cajolery to convince his boss to grant him a day off.

The coach's cajolery motivated the team to win the championship.

The salesman's cajolery was so convincing that I ended up buying the product.

She used cajolery to get her friend to accompany her to the party.

The child used cajolery to get their parents to buy them a new toy.

The student used cajolery to try to convince the teacher to give him an extension on his paper.

The politician's cajolery fell flat during the debate.

The politician's cajolery was so obvious that nobody believed his promises.

The child's cajolery was adorable, but his parents knew he was just trying to get a second dessert.

His cajolery was so smooth that it was hard to resist.

She resented his cajolery and saw right through his flattery.

She used cajolery to get her roommate to do her chores.

The celebrity's cajolery was insincere, and the interviewer could see right through it.

The con artist used cajolery to swindle the elderly woman out of her life savings.

Her cajolery tactics always seem to work on her boss.

His cajolery was unsuccessful in getting him out of trouble with his boss.

The beggar's cajolery was manipulative, and passersby were not fooled by his act.

The landlord's cajolery convinced the tenant to sign a lease for an apartment that was in terrible condition.

She used cajolery to persuade her friend to lend her some money.