Sentence examples for much less convinced from inspiring English sources

No one ever suggested to me, much less convinced me, "that there might be physical threats" at any point in the process.

These days, I'm much less convinced by the notion of community a few of those around me were advocating, one based on outward signifiers — skin color, ethnicity, language — but at the time, in the context of a highly politicized college campus, it felt intuitively correct.

Piłsudski's proclamation was aimed at showing good will both to Lithuanians and international diplomats; the latter succeeded as the proclamation dealt a blow to the image of 'Polish conquest' and replaced it with the image of 'Poland fighting with Bolsheviks dictatorship and liberating other nations'; however the Lithuanians who demanded exclusive control over the city were much less convinced.

But having read Judge Blackburn's reasoning, I am much less convinced that state laws that merely enforce laws that the federal government is not enforcing are unconstitutional.

"I am much less convinced we can count on that kind of largesse next year and down the road," says Mr Harl.If the government scales back support, farmers will have to find other ways of surviving.

They were much less convinced of the merits of a new round and they skilfully and stubbornly—held out until there was enough on the table to persuade them to go ahead.Intellectual property (formally known as Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property, or TRIPS) was the first scalp the developing countries took during the negotiations.

But ordinary European citizens find them much less convincing.

What we do get, however, is much less convincing.

However, other polls on the question of an independent Catalan state are much less convincing.

Furthermore, before she began to sing on Britain's Got Talent, we collectively laughed or even sneered at her nerve at thinking she could be a star, much less convince us she had any talent.

Others are much less convincing.