Sentence examples for unconvinced in from inspiring English sources

I remain unconvinced, in part because I believe that prurience, not legitimate financial concerns, drives most people's interest in the illness of others.

Still, Ed McRedmond, senior analyst at A. G. Edwards, the brokerage firm, is unconvinced, in part because of how some stocks run up before the Holdrs' offering.

Still unconvinced in 1924, American Architect approvingly quoted an English journal, The Builder, repeating its statement that "there exist two principal ways of destroying buildings, both equally efficient: a) dynamite, b) ivy".

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.

For those unconvinced in the audience, Kurzweil asked, how does one test consciousness?

Yet she, like everyone else, looks unconvinced and unconvincing in a film lumbered with strangely redundant emotionalism, and laborious costumed archetypes unhappily reminiscent of Captain Corelli and British TV serials about the resistance, like LWT's Wish Me Luck, or even the dreaded 'Allo, 'Allo.

And in the absence of such arguments, the pro-choice response to Gosnell feels either evasive and euphemistic, or else logically consistent in ways that tend to horrify the unconvinced — and in either case, inadequate to the challenge his case presents to the cause of abortion rights.

It listens and admires but it remains unconvinced, and in the end it votes against him".

I purposely left my unconvinced wife in the car with the album playing for 20 minutes when I had to whip into work.

Personally, I remain unconvinced that in victory So You Think ran anything other than exactly to the same level he did when beaten by Rewilding in last year's Prince of Wales's Stakes.

It was right at the end of the queue for debating time, along with a motley assortment of ten minute rule bills and presentation bills; and other legislative waifs and strays - and perhaps that was one reason why unconvinced opponents in the Lords were prepared to allow the bill through.