Sentence examples for in unconvinced from inspiring English sources

But his reviews are generally good from voters, some who came in unconvinced about Mr. Obama.

Get on the phone, go door to door and help recruit an army of other volunteers -- especially volunteers from neighborhoods rich in unconvinced Democrats; volunteers who themselves will pound on doors and call their neighbors, and put up Obama yard signs.

He laughed in an unconvinced sort of way.

Mesina and Vázquez remained in hiding, unconvinced it was safe to go back.

She is far from alone in remaining unconvinced by the new leadership.

Still, Florida's new governor, Rick Scott, a businessman who drew Tea Party support, came into office in January unconvinced that the project was worthwhile.

It's worth seeing for reasons of argument alone, particularly on DVD, which flatters its brightly modest aesthetic, but I remain in the unconvinced camp.

It also encouraged a belief, in those unconvinced by the Warren report, that closer study of the images would yield definitive proof about what had really happened.

The project was estimated to cost around $8 billion, and the president already vetoed a bill for the pipeline in February, unconvinced that the pipeline served "the national interest".

Yet she, like everyone else, looks unconvinced and unconvincing in a film lumbered with strangely redundant emotionalism, and laborious costumed archetypes unhappily reminiscent of Captain Corelli and British TV serials about the resistance, like LWT's Wish Me Luck, or even the dreaded 'Allo, 'Allo.

I presented all this in a recent debate with my sister-in-law, a physician unconvinced of weed's medical miracles.