Sentence examples for most unconvincing from inspiring English sources

The most unconvincing matter involved jobs.

"He's the most unconvincing fiancé I've ever come across," the dowager countess sniffs.

Poncet, surely the most unconvincing herbalist in fiction, weighs out in kilograms and picks berries in early spring.

In one of the most unconvincing sections, she argues that it is aid which causes corruption and conflict, and aid which inhibits social capital and foreign investment.

Phil Bardsley's am-dram, inevitably forlorn, attempt to win a penalty courtesy of a most unconvincing dive left the home right-back fortunate not to be booked.

Chased and floored by the cops, Zits is befriended in the cells by a white terrorist, a most unconvincing creation who goes by the name of "Justice".

But they were surprisingly unconvincing most of the time.

Sylvia is one of the most tiresome and unconvincing creations in world cinema.

In fact, the larger world intrudes on the Antons' lives only twice -- in sequences that number among the novel's most forced and unconvincing.

India and other countries, as well as some nonprofit groups, are quick to point out that economic arguments — that countries specialize in the production of whatever they can make most efficiently — are unconvincing, as long as rich countries heavily subsidize their farmers.

Although Mr. Arafat's latest pledges of a thoroughgoing crackdown on terror seem familiar and unconvincing to most Israelis, they ought to be tested over the next few days.