Sentence examples for she is unconvinced from inspiring English sources

She is unconvinced by friends who moan about how tired their children make them.

Field says bee behaviour is undoubtedly affected by neonicotinoids, but she is unconvinced the chemicals are responsible for the world's declining bee population.

Westlund distinguishes between two (hypothetical) fundamentalist women, both of whom accept their condition of subordination but only one of whom "is prepared to take up and respond to the critical perspectives of others, even if she is unconvinced by their arguments" (Westlund 2009, 29).

She is unconvinced that the reforms are a sign of benevolent intentions, or that the government is willing to loosen its grip on the country.

Yet again, she's unconvinced.

She was unconvinced of Bush Sr's mettle.

But Françoise Huguier, a French photographer who witnessed one of the therapy sessions this year, said she was unconvinced.

But Ms. Moon, the Medicare researcher, said she was "unconvinced by the logic that says, 'If we are overpaying the health plans now, they will save us money later.' ".

At West Elm, she was unconvinced by a daybed on the floor, but after a salesperson showed her other models on the company's website, she was won over by the Nailhead Trim daybed.

Lerman typically concentrates on cognitive biases in the online realm (the study cites Digg followers as one test case), and at first she was unconvinced by my I.R.L. interpretation.

And shadow cabinet office minister Tessa Jowell said she was unconvinced by the government's defence of its idea.