Sentence examples for may be unconvincing from inspiring English sources

Even Jama seems to realize that his story may be unconvincing, perhaps just plain crazy.

Of course, these explanations may be unconvincing to older bosses, co-workers and teachers on the other side of this culture clash.

To read more about the position of Irish churches on gay marriage, read here, this analysis on why that position may be unconvincing, and this piece on the priests who are urging their parishioners to vote yes.

Longwinded answers or excuses tend to be unconvincing to others.

Brown may have been unconvincing on Damian McBride, the Gurkhas, child migrants, Alan Turing and for misspelling a soldier's name; the Pope has failed miserably with child abuse; Clinton was as ropy on Rwandan regrets as he was on his Monica ones; but apology standards are low and a flawed attempt is judged better than none.

After he was grilled by members of the committee, Mr. Yates was dismissed by Keith Vaz, the chairman, who told him that his statements were "unconvincing, so you may well be hearing from us again".

These people are unconvincing as people, and that may well be the point.

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

On the other hand, although a number of aspects of the loved one may motivate attentional focus, efforts to find a propositional object for love have been unconvincing.

But this is unconvincing.

But that is unconvincing.