Sentence examples for has never convinced from inspiring English sources

Stoudemire has never convinced us he feels that way, not for a second.

"Japan has never convinced its neighbors that it has really repented," a Columbia University professor, Gerry Curtis, told Reuters in a story in The Asahi Shimbun.

The current regulator, despite its occasional growls over the Big Six's price hikes, has never convinced the public that it carries the muscle to stand up to the industry's lobbying might.

He has never convinced since Roberto Mancini signed him for City in 2012.

The problem comes with his replacement, Brad Jones, who has never convinced and did nothing against United to suggest he could be a keeper to fulfil the demands of a club of Liverpool's stature.

The Australian government has never convinced a regional government to grant clemency to a citizen facing execution on drug charges.

Japan's leaders have occasionally offered grudging apologies but these have never convinced its neighbors.

Yet having never convinced many Britons even within his own party of his fitness to rule, he now looks like a wasted opportunity for Labour at a vulnerable time.

Dr Jacky Davis, a consultant radiologist in north London and co-chair of the NHS Consultants Associationn, who took part in the discussion, says she has never been convinced about the superiority of the private sector.

Unlike the benefit cap, which seemed to crystallise wider perceptions of fairness in relation to the welfare state, the public has never been convinced the bedroom tax is just.

Electrolux, a white-goods firm that has successfully turned itself into a multinational, has never quite convinced the financial markets that it is a match for its American competitors, General Electric and Whirlpool.Even Astra and Ericsson—Investor's two most successful offshoots could do with a steadying hand.