Sentence examples for too convincing from inspiring English sources

Brown was obviously too convincing.

The argument isn't too convincing.

So the idea of mutual interaction is not too convincing.

It's like being mad at someone because you found his Halloween costume too convincing.

He said he regretted it, and talked of near-misses that never seemed too convincing.

It's handled with affection, though the humour is heavy-handed and the reflections on the literary life none too convincing.

Yes, he says, but he doesn't sound too convinced.

Annie — of Wisconsin, the campaign said — may not have been too convinced.

And there have been readers who have been rather too convinced.

Mostly the piece is too convinced of its own easy dictums.

Finally, the Obama people are too convinced that they can define McCain as Bush III.