Sentence examples for appear unconvinced from inspiring English sources

But policymakers in India appear unconvinced by Washington's arguments and telecommunications companies in the country see U.S. warnings about the risks of using Huawei equipment as an exaggeration.

The photographs now are staged, and we witness the shaping of an image and a narrative in which the actors appear unconvinced by their own performance.

It must raise more than €20bn (£17.7bn) to cover its debt repayments in April and May, and investors appear unconvinced that the actions it has taken so far will be sufficient.

You have to ask that if people this rich appear unconvinced that they have enough money to say no to another wedge on principle, then what hope is there that some cash-strapped Chinese worker will start giving serious thought to the kind of fuel choices he's making?

South Korean officials, too, appear unconvinced by the coup rumours.

Many Iraqis appear unconvinced that Prime Minister Ayad Allawi and his government are much more than puppets of the Americans, but the police commander's statement appeared intent on showing that what is involved now is a battle for Iraq's future, not for solutions imposed by Americans.

In The Miami Herald, Glenn Garvin also criticized the poor acting, stating, "the 'Falling Skies' cast appears unconvinced and unconvincing".

But the protesters appeared unconvinced.

Most Chinese media appeared unconvinced.

Only Murray's compatriot Tim Henman still appears unconvinced.

Investors appeared unconvinced, with shares down 5.7% at 369p.