Sentence examples for thoroughly unconvinced from inspiring English sources
Although the House managers have left me thoroughly unconvinced of some of their allegations, the evidence presented on others does lead me to believe that it is likely that there were occasions on which the president made false or misleading statements and took actions which could have had the effect of impeding the discovery of evidence in judicial proceedings.
In a written response to the strategy, Mr Brennan and Mr Drakeford - the MP and AM for Cardiff West - say they are "thoroughly unconvinced" by the scale of the house building envisaged.
Even many of those philosophers of science who are most strongly convinced of the general significance of various forms of underdetermination itself remain deeply skeptical of this latter thesis and thoroughly unconvinced by the empirical evidence that has been offered in support of it (usually in the form of case studies of particular historical episodes in science).
The local press was unconvinced, even though it had been thoroughly briefed on the incident by Gill himself.
Joshua Klein of The A.V. Club was also unconvinced, remarking that "[this] sort of agitprop is thoroughly predictable, and the only thing that could prove shocking about Manson's antics would be if the singer actually evinced any power over his followers.
But Bryant was unconvinced.
Investors, however, appear unconvinced.
Gardiner remains unconvinced.
Foreign investors are unconvinced.
Many residents seemed unconvinced.
