Sentence examples for all that convinced from inspiring English sources

Ms. Buckley, who is made of sterner stuff than the fey Aurelia, didn't seem all that convinced by herself when she had to spread sunshine and lead parades.

And when, after brooding for nearly an hour, Mr. Coyne concludes "Always There in Our Hearts" with an affirmation of "The joy of life that overwhelms" amid cacophony and echoes, he doesn't sound all that convinced.

That begs an equally obvious question: if no one intervened to pop that bubble, is anyone likely to do so next time round?Some argue that the market has learned its lesson, although even the bankers do not sound all that convinced.

In terms of sturdiness, I'm not all that convinced that the Nitro HD has the most solid build quality either.

Dad kept saying, "You'll do fine," but I wasn't feeling all that convinced.

They don't seem too excited about any of it, or even all that convinced that they will ride home winners.

In the end, though, the conservative narrative isn't all that convincing.

I did my best, but I'm not sure that the results were all that convincing.

Given their past statements, however, they may not sound all that convincing.

As a piece of Garboesque reclusiveness, it wasn't all that convincing.

This combination could be evidence of the secular stagnation Hansen warned of.Structural defectsLook closely, however, and the argument is not all that convincing.