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.
"You?" The reporter looked unconvinced.
The Veloz sisters looked unconvinced and took a pass.
Perhaps I looked unconvinced, because Padmanabhan pressed his remote control once again.
It looked unconvinced, but it said it would support me in the election.
The experts looked unconvinced about the sales prospects of a cereal that sidelined nutritional value in favour of dressing guidelines.
Maybe it's the price we have to pay for living in these times.' The first woman looked unconvinced, bit into her sandwich and said: 'We'll see'.
Who doesn't wish they had read more to her kids, right?" One fall afternoon, on a trip to the public library, she urged Paige to pick a book and advised her that reading can be "as fun as a video game". Paige went along with the idea, and picked a book meant for preteens, but she looked unconvinced.
A bottle of champagne arrived, he patted at his pockets with a stricken look on his face, and she thought, "Oh, he's not, is he?" Back at their three-bedroom house, he's eating cheese and beans on toast and promising to plumb in a new washing machine (she looks unconvinced).
They looked unconvinced but sat facing us.
