Sentence examples for not terribly convincing from inspiring English sources

But dramatically, Act 3 is not terribly convincing.

He puts some of the blame on the European Union, both for low growth and for failing to disburse structural funds more quickly.That is not terribly convincing.

Michel Le Bon has long promised to come into his own over fences, and should duly narrow the gap in the GPG Novices' Chase with Pettifour – a superior hurdler but not terribly convincing on his own chasing debut, again in a small field, at Cheltenham 12 days ago.

But support for the second part of that statement was not terribly convincing.

Finally, both of these drugs have many actions (PubMed search) and, while the present manuscript reports effects in vivo that could be the result of modification to transport and ambient levels of glutamate, this is correlative, not necessarily causal, and thus not terribly convincing.

When workers ask "What can a union do for me?", the answer is not terribly convincing, despite wages of unionised workers being higher than their non-unionised counterparts.

Salmond's audience, some of whom run businesses in the north of England, were not terribly convinced.

"I'm not terribly convinced that the clay season's an important part of my career right now, just because it always has the potential of taking more out of me than it gives me.

But his plans to generate strong growth, by expanding the Wall Street Journal and linking it with his other online and broadcast properties, do not seem terribly convincing.

He doesn't sound terribly convincing.

Unfortunately, this is not terribly convincing-the compounds from the initial screen, thioctic acid and parthenolide, are not exactly NF-κB go-to compounds, and the other compounds they test in Figure 4C are barely described and should be shown as a dose-response, not a single, mysterious dose.