Sentence examples for makes it unconvincing from inspiring English sources

The rocking side-to-side motion of this has a pat-a-cake game quality that makes it unconvincing anyway.

But this film's longing for just that quality — for a simple, elemental truth that will be both specific to its time and place and ripe with deeper meanings — is precisely what makes it unconvincing.

Pretend that it never happened afterwards, or attempt to pass it off as a weird coincidence, but make it sound unconvincing to keep people suspicious.

But unfortunately, existing unconvincing evidence makes it awkward to interpret findings in a consistent manner or confirm a conclusion.

Often when lines are written for children to sound more mature, it comes off as unrealistic and unconvincing, but this kid makes it work and we never doubt his irregular wisdom for a second.

Simmons objects that this ignores the instances where Locke does talk about consent as a deliberate choice and that, in any case, it would only make Locke consistent at the price of making him unconvincing.

Tokyo Sexwale, the South African former anti-apartheid campaigner turned businessman, has also cut an unconvincing figure and may not even make it to the ballot paper.

The fact that France has made it this far despite having suffered two pool losses and scraped past 14-man Wales in an unconvincing manner in the semifinals does not make it any less dangerous.

Until he makes a sudden, unconvincing gesture of nobility, he registers as a spoiled brat who imagines that his father's connections can solve any problem.

The lack of standardisation of the immobilisation time between groups in the Mäenpää et al. study makes the results unconvincing.

Hearst apparently did say it, but even though it's made more conversational in the movie, it's unconvincing — it sounds like left-wing paranoia.