I was deeply unconvinced, but could hardly prove her wrong.
"We have seen good quarters before, but what counts is sustainability, and on that score we are deeply unconvinced".
Yet Shakespeare Professor Michael Dobson, director of the Shakespeare Institute, said he was "deeply unconvinced" by the claims, and called it a "hallucination".
When you explain it in the pub, your friends will look deeply unconvinced or froth with bile about devised theatre and geekery.
All in all, I remain deeply unconvinced by the prime minister's case for intervention in Syria, and will oppose it in the forthcoming parliamentary vote.
Since the attacks on September 11th, New York's subways and train stations, parks and tourist destinations have been prowled by police dogs — large, pointy-eared, unnervingly observant beasts deeply unconvinced of our innocence.
Since the attacks on September 11th, New York's subways and train stations, parks and tourist destinations have been prowled by police dogs large, pointy-eared, unnervingly observant beasts deeply unconvinced of our innocence.
Turnbull is now making it absolutely clear he is deeply unconvinced about the merits of a GST increase by pointing out the extreme difficulties of it meeting his economic growth goal, and is seriously floating an idea that has remained in the shadows of the tax debate – a nationally uniform land tax.
But Professor Michael Dobson, director of the Shakespeare Institute at the University of Birmingham, said he was "deeply unconvinced" by the theory.
Except the challenges its rollout face are so legion that I am deeply unconvinced muni broadband is the solution to the repeal of net neutrality.
The public, understandably, seems deeply unconvinced.
