Sentence examples for exactly convincing from inspiring English sources

The resulting scene, classic will-he-be-caught tension, wasn't exactly convincing.

I'm not sure Larry Summers would be Obama's best choice as Treasury Secretary, but Josh Marshall's list of reasons not to pick Summers is not exactly convincing.

By James Surowiecki November 6, 2008 I'm not sure Larry Summers would be Obama's best choice as Treasury Secretary, but Josh Marshall's list of reasons not to pick Summers is not exactly convincing.

When it comes to conservative Republicans' explanations for how they came to be arrested in a public men's room.... (How often, really, do you start a sentence like that?)... Craig's claim that nothing happened, but that the Idaho Statesman made him so nervous he accidentally pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, was not exactly convincing.

It's interesting to see surveys that suggest single men being keener on having kids than single women (in one US study, 27% of males aged 35-44, againstnst only 16% of females), but when you also read material citing supposedly trailblazing male attitudes in Holland and the great liberal aberration that is Portland, Oregon, it's not exactly convincing.

But my believing in myself wasn't exactly convincing the Gatekeepers.

But the market is not exactly convinced.

Such alarmist conclusions haven't exactly convinced users.

Snyder's Hitler was not exactly convinced that the Germans were a superior race.

Pantilimon did not exactly convince with his attempt to hold a high, swirling ball and just before half-time he was beaten.

When you meet Cathy O'Neil, a data scientist and author, you quickly discover she isn't exactly convinced about the health of the US's electoral system.