Sentence examples for least unconvincing from inspiring English sources

(John's own explanation for the rewards we might have reaped from Lehman's failure — that somehow its successful failure would "have served as a firebreak" against panic — seems, to say the least, unconvincing).

There was a lot of eating (or at least unconvincing holding of knives and forks) and drinking while characters politely regaled one another with arcane points of 1920s debutante protocol for the benefit of modern ignorance.

Translating eduspeak Lukewarm localism Hitting the buffers The spiral of ignorance Internship ReprintsThe Tories are now capitalising on this flakiness; but for much of the past year, they have seemed at least as unconvincing.

He at least managed an unconvincing lbw appeal, which is more than I've done.

I found a sound sample of the piece to be fairly unconvincing, at least under Mr. Smith's "baton".

The product placements just look cheezy and unconvincing, at least in the old 1950s video Innovid chose to demo the feature.

But what I'm seeing in this trailer is a jumble of cliches and unconvincing, at least on the small screen, CG effects.

Preoccupied as he was with the need to establish a categorical dualism between inert matter and active incorporeal spirit, he was quick to see those parts of Descartes's natural philosophy which were least plausible, or completely unconvincing, as providing what he took to be evidence for the necessary existence of the Spirit of Nature.

However, we find this 'proof' unconvincing, at least if the standards of evidence-based medicine (EBM) are applied.

Michael Goldman East Rockaway, N.Y., Oct. 1, 2008 • To the Editor: Re "The Limits of Term Limits" (editorial, Oct. 1): Your editorial about term limits was unconvincing in at least three ways: First, any such law would be obvious self-dealing by the mayor and the City Council.

Diego Lugano may be the captain of Uruguay but his early performances have been unconvincing to say the least.