Sentence examples for feel unconvincing from inspiring English sources
Even those who spend a large proportion of their working lives pretending to listen (VCs being some of the most well-rehearsed) must still feel unconvincing from time to time.
The series' "stabs at poignancy feel unconvincing and forced" and "from an emotional standpoint there's seldom a truthful note".
The reply felt unconvincing.
"This could prove an important win, and it was deserved," said Mancini, even if it still felt unconvincing.
It felt unconvincing in the moment, but giving Violetta a petulant teenage aspect at the start paid dividends as high-spirited innocence yielded to experience in the increasingly intense second and third acts.
Chapters of Spartan history — bellicose, sinister, and doomed — offer engrossing thematic and historical context, though the political motives underpinning the final atrocity feel somewhat unconvincing.
This makes good psychological sense, but as another dancer (Elisha Willis) performs the final pas de deux, it feels oddly unconvincing.
Reviews praised the film's visuals, but criticized the story and characters, as well as the combination of live-action and animation, which some critics felt was unconvincing.
"Giselle," she feels, is simply unconvincing as a narrative, at least in the traditional versions that she has frequently danced.
Many authors attempt to incorporate fast-moving plot but it feels rushed and unconvincing, but James Patterson is one author that adopts the fast plotline strategy in an effective manner.
Everyone else felt sketchy and unconvincing.
