Sentence examples for me unconvinced from inspiring English sources
Seeing a synth burdened with shopping bags leaves me unconvinced.
As for whether the 2016 campaign represents an implicit referendum on TPP, color me unconvinced.
The Economist should avoid the shaman's role.IAN DE MELLOWWahroonga, AustraliaSIR Your conclusion that cricket is the paramount sport left me unconvinced ("Freaks under pressure", December 18th).
Yet years of looking at his paintings – searching for the reason he is seen as so much more radical than, say, Monet – have left me unconvinced.
Following a tradition of casting Lady Bracknell with a man, Mr. Barry made her a basso profundo, which left me unconvinced, despite Alan Ewing's aptly haughty demeanor, not least upon hearing the word "handbag".
Brent Scowcroft " 'I've already been on the phone with the Arab leaders,' the President said.... 'They still tell me they can find an Arab solution.' He sounded unconvinced.
Although the House managers have left me thoroughly unconvinced of some of their allegations, the evidence presented on others does lead me to believe that it is likely that there were occasions on which the president made false or misleading statements and took actions which could have had the effect of impeding the discovery of evidence in judicial proceedings.
What I saw in Brighton leaves me very unconvinced by that thesis.
Wouldn't it be perhaps wise to ask ourselves if this militarized approach to the region maybe is a fool's errand …" I agree with Bacevich about some of the specific military enterprises cited, but as an indictment of thirty years of American strategy his case leaves me distinctly unconvinced.
