Sentence examples for found unconvincing from inspiring English sources

But if it is botched or found unconvincing, it can damage a party's prospects of victory.

He threw out some evidence, he said, that he found unconvincing.

The pillars of establishment control – politics, media, finance – and the Omniterror that gives them carte blanche have been examined and found unconvincing.

Wiggins had broken no rules but it seemed that he and his team may have pushed against the legal limits and perhaps ventured beyond the boundary of moral acceptability, and he responded by mounting a defence that some found unconvincing.

This argument will of course be found unconvincing to many.

Rather, this evidence was found unconvincing because it was not sufficient to overcome prior plausibility considerations that made the drift hypothesis extremely implausible — much less plausible than the contraction hypothesis.

She works for an international N.G.O., whose mission she finds unconvincing, and dislikes being single.

Elsewhere in the volume, however, one finds cosmic generalizations based on "evidence" that even a sympathetic reader finds unconvincing.

Were there arguments that DefCon, or even a large majority of the population, might find unconvincing but that still did not deserve to be labeled extremist?

Eamonn dances the dainty line between the police and the IRA – "Either you spy on the IRA for us or go to prison for murder" – and everyone continues to talk in a way that a child would find unconvincing.

Finally, there is something about Frank's idea of a kind of revolution from above that I find unconvincing, partly because I think it lets Main Street off the hook a little too easily.