Sentence examples for not easily convinced from inspiring English sources

But the union leaders were not easily convinced.

But Miyamoto is not easily convinced, despite Milly's futuristic rags and magical powers.

Investors were not easily convinced that the high-concept resort would draw the well-heeled so far from town.

"Given the series' reputation," they continued, "we were not easily convinced, until we considered what a moment of intervention could relay about our own and many others' political discontent with the series.

Families who are making large mortgage and loan payments on suburban homes and cars are not easily convinced to leave their commitments and reinvest in housing and transport with a smaller carbon footprint.

Using chopped up bits of bread, Owen shows his colleagues the "Great Money Trick" to prove that money is actually the cause of poverty — but they are not easily convinced.

But despite his high poll numbers, Colbert may not easily convince Haley to pick him to succeed DeMint.

The movers and shakers of big companies in the West weren't easily convinced that these mustachioed men with ill-fitting suits and funny accents, from a country better known for its poverty, sacred cows and fakirs, could build sophisticated computer systems.

HMOs aren't easily convinced.

But Dish, which gets hundreds of pitches, wasn't easily convinced.

Sometimes the whole consultation lasts only five minutes, which I think is not good.' The other group said that they would not be easily convinced, or not at all, and thought they knew more about their complaint than their GP.