Sentence examples for particularly unconvincing from inspiring English sources
Particularly unconvincing is the contention that files and folders don't scale.
Implying that Corbyn and John McDonnell would be soft on banks was also particularly unconvincing.
– Pollyanna sounded like a particularly unconvincing Lance Corporal Jones from Dad's Army.
The goal-kicking had been particularly unconvincing for both teams, but with Steve Shingler off, John Barclay threw the tee to Aled Thomas.
Second, cost-benefit analysis adopts a method of interpersonal comparisons of well-being that is particularly unconvincing.
Captain Vermaelen and centre-back partner Laurent Koscielny - at fault for both Chelsea goals and possibly retaining his place because of Per Mertesacker's illness - were particularly unconvincing.
"We believe investors will find S.&P.'s arguments to be out of step, and its basis for revising New Jersey's outlook unconvincing, particularly in the face of the continued growth in New Jersey's economy and state revenues," Mr. Pratt said.
Out of Shadows isn't perfect – the plotting is often unsubtle and occasionally unconvincing, particularly a final swerve into thriller territory; adults are implausibly absent at almost all stages; and the full psychology of Robert's seduction into and journey out of Ivan's brand of hatred isn't as nuanced as it really needs to be – but there is terrible power here.
" Examples for current use of biomarkers", above, and detailed in Table 3, a number of biomarkers have recently been identified to predict treatment outcome, and some have proven particularly effective in resolving unconvincing or ambiguous clinical trial results.
I really wanted to like it, but I'm afraid that I found it unconvincing, and not particularly interesting.
On occasion she will hit the mark too hard, particularly with Tom's often-unconvincing conservative political asides, when a shot of him holding a fat, wet cigar stub or yelling into a phone does more to suggest his character.
