Sentence examples for more unconvincing from inspiring English sources

This sensible reflection makes his decision to sue all the more unconvincing.

Indeed, the closer you look, the more unconvincing the idea of its imminent demise appears.

Kat and Alfie, for instance, have become more lurid and their stories more unconvincing to my mind".

Once Howie's predicament reaches a critical point, the filmmakers, as if speeding toward the nearest exit, wrap up the story with a big emotional confrontation and a burst of violence that is all the more unconvincing for seeming morally justified.

The more deMenocal thought about it, the more unconvincing he found the data, on the one hand, and the more compelling he found the underlying idea, on the other.

Even more unconvincing is an interlude, meant to be broadly satiric, in which Margaret takes up residence in the Blessed Ark, a commune of sorts presided over by a monastic order called the Finger Baptists, centered on twenty Helpless Gentlemen whose "flaccid arms and lifeless hands" have become atrophied for want of use.

It's predictably, repetitively silly and nothing more than entirely unconvincing.

The more concentrated the attempt, the more self-conscious and unconvincing I became.

Farr saw the 1946 colour version as poorer than the black and white original; he said it had lost its "vibrancy" and "atmosphere", and that the new depiction of the Congolese landscape was unconvincing and more like a European zoo than the "parched, dusty expanses of reality".

At its worst, it can be more painful to watch, or simply unconvincing.

The Guardians Peter Bradshaw stated that the film held "unconvincing touches" but was more enjoyable than Spider-Man and as dark as Tim Burton's Batman.