Sentence examples for unconvinced as from inspiring English sources

Still, Ms. Grady seemed unconvinced as she reviewed Mr. Armstrong's presentation.

BOSTON — Jeff Bauman stared straight ahead, his eyes wary and unconvinced, as his doctor told him the next procedure would be easy and painless.

Little moments of ice hurled themselves against the window as the boys and girls, my peers, stared, their faces as unconvinced as blank sheets of paper.

But I have to say that while I understand the visceral hostility to what the banks are doing, I'm unconvinced as of yet that bank acquisitions interfere with what TARP is supposed to accomplish.

Yet Henry clearly remains unconvinced as to his compatriot's ability and, in his capacity as a pundit on Sky at Sunday's goalless draw with Chelsea, suggested Giroud "does a job but you can't win the league [with him]".

In fact, the evening passed without incident, though it was coloured by the older if quieter controversy surrounding Vladimir Jurowski's championship of post-Soviet Russian music, which has left some unconvinced as to its quality.

The picture was the climax of Perry's never very earnest spiritual quest, and, ironically, the termination of it; he adjudged his Jesus "a piece of hypocrisy," an attempt to "fool and betray" Willie-Jay, for he was as unconvinced of God as ever.

I remain unconvinced that, as the reforms stand, they will deliver the improvements to the health outcomes and care of older people that are so urgently needed.

Marky's has come with pork, mine with tofu – something he remains unconvinced by as I start tucking in.

Not all of the candidates for the Republican presidential nomination are as unconvinced of climate change as Perry, however.

But Shaffer is as unconvinced by passion in Equus as Dysart is convinced.