Sentence examples for to unconvinced from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile real-life drama Spotlight hopes to return director Tom McCarthy to the heights of The Station Agent and away from the lows of The Cobbler, which screened to unconvinced critics at Toronto last year.

Reactions to the idea of Elba playing the iconic secret agent have ranged from enthusiastic to unconvinced, with author Anthony Horowitz memorably branding him "too street" for the famous role and former Bond Pierce Brosnan predicting that the character will stay white and straight.

"The way I see it, the value of data is that it's a language that can help you speak to the unconvinced to get that initial buy-in on why this stuff matters.

If the train you were riding was in fact delayed, the MTA will issue you a Subway Delay Verification note to hand over to your unconvinced employer.

Bellow himself seems to have remained unconvinced to the end about which way the balance lay.

Yet if there are some malcontents simmering incognito on the periphery, they will no doubt lobby other big investors during the next few weeks, to persuade the unconvinced to support the revolt at next month's meeting.

Although there are signs that Daily Telegraph editor Will Lewis is warming to him, proprietors David and Frederick Barclay are said to remain unconvinced and Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre is no fan either.

Which is to say that confessional (and profess-ional) literature is like faith itself: to believers, a tone poem of perfect lucidity and logic; to the unconvinced (in whose camp I squat, nervously clutching Christopher Hitchens's pant leg) it can sound a little, well, fruity.

Nonetheless, an estimated 58% of US Republican congressmen claim to be unconvinced of it.

Those on parts of the New Zealand left who are suspicious of rugby have every right to remain unconvinced.

But the last few weeks have clearly made it more credible, and an easier sell to the unconvinced, than all the slings and arrows of 2012 campaign.