Sentence examples for hardly convinced that from inspiring English sources
But critics are hardly convinced that the industry's alternative is the safer.
But they were hardly convinced that she was qualified to be vice president, or that she truly represented the "change" they were looking for, especially in light of what was deemed an overly harsh "sarcasm" pervading her address.... [snip]...[I]n both groups, narrow majorities said they held a more negative view of Palin after her speech.
To put the conclusion in a somewhat different style: if one wants to argue that there need not be any intelligent design in nature, then it is hardly convincing that one argues by showing how a well-designed and teleological algorithm behaves as real life is supposed to do.
"I was convinced that day," González says.
Hall was hardly convincing on that subject.
But that has hardly convinced the president, who has characterized the situation as "one of the biggest political scandals in U.S. history" and called it "Spygate". He has pressed his claim relentlessly, overstating the known facts, misquoting Mr. Clapper and, in his latest Twitter barrage on Saturday, inflating the single known informant into a whole squadron of imagined undercover agents.
The killing of eight foreign journalists hardly convinced international relief groups that their fears were overblown.
Chávez, however, was hardly convinced and proclaimed, on national TV, no less, that the judge would have been subjected to a firing squad in a previous era.
Investors are hardly convinced.
'Where's the Proof?' Other baseball historians are hardly convinced.
'(A survey conducted) which accords with out observation, will hardly convince one that a trial of this kind is the highest exemplification of the working of the judicial process.' Jackson, J., concurring in Krulewitch v. United States, 336 U.S. 440, 445 4514521453, 454, 454, 69 S.Ct.
