Sentence examples for is so unconvincing from inspiring English sources

This is why the exercise is so unconvincing.

It is somewhat surprising, therefore, that he should accept a narrative which is so unconvincing, even for an effort in the lighter vein.

"It is so unconvincing when someone in school is forced to teach abstinence if they don't believe it," Mr. Burtt said.

And that Ms. Floyd, while attractive and personable, is so unconvincing as a woman fresh from a loveless marriage who needs an awakening.

"'Tiny Alice' is so unconvincing, so remote, so obviously a sham — so much the kind of play that makes you want to rise from your seat and shout, 'Baloney.'" The play's star, John Gielgud, was so bewildered by it that he threatened to quit almost daily, implored Albee to cut down his nine-minute dying monologue because he had no idea what he was talking about, and had to be sustained by brandy.

In the eyes of the national voter, O'Malley is a Fiorina an unknown, someone whose candidacy is so unconvincing that even voting for him in theory, in a poll 18 months before the election, feels like a waste.

It is that the majority's stated reasons for its decision were so unconvincing.

But Shmaraeva, in a methodical detailing of the evidence, shows why the prosecutor's claims to have got to the truth of the killing are so unconvincing.

I couldn't understand what was so unconvincing about my bad-tempered PA.

Although Chelsea did in fact win their last game – beating Aston Villa 2-0 at Stamford Bridge on Saturday – they were so unconvincing that it did little to restore faith they can retain their Premier League title.

However, two reports in Chemical and Engineering News, the house journal of the American Chemical Society, concluded that the evidence was so unconvincing as to suggest deliberate disinformation, perhaps by a Sudanese opposition group.