Sentence examples for a bit unconvincing from inspiring English sources

At the Home Office, he seemed to personify that department's curious mixture of casual authoritarianism, well-meaning liberalism and administrative fallibility.His charge that the prime minister has lost purpose and direction is also a bit unconvincing.

"I'm looking forward to it," he said, his penetrating stare a bit unconvincing nonetheless.

"Some of the strategy they laid out for growing the portfolio we found to be a bit unconvincing," said Roz Bryant, a retail analyst for Morningstar in Chicago.

But it's all a bit unconvincing, and it's hard to avoid the conclusion that the sex is only there to spritz up a directionless plot.

His protestation is a bit unconvincing to be honest, but probably because right now, for Moscow's electronic music scene for Moscow's underground in general Philipp is a big deal.

A very loose cannon called Kim It's not often that you hear cheery snippets from North Korea, a country where they're drip-fed to the people, and the world's mass media, but where they remain a little bit unconvincing.

It's still a bit of an unconvincing transition though, like when a friend's little brother starts smoking weed and taking webcam gang-sign selfies.

They can be beautiful, or intriguing, or a bit bling or a bit disco, or sometimes plain unconvincing.

A potentially sharp satire of the college rat-race is smothered in a busy, unconvincing romance.

The plot clunks a bit at first, too: a laboriously contrived trip to London premised on some unconvincing business about a lost address book; the convenient coincidence of Sir Monty being offered a job at Howard's college.

They complained of a weak ending, unconvincing character changes and a mannered preoccupation with food.