Sentence examples for unconvinced on from inspiring English sources

Did anyone remain unconvinced on Sunday night?

I have seen the audience at the rather self-consciously hip Lexington remain unconvinced on occasions, and the band came back on anyway.

Desperate for the support of the Scottish editions of Murdoch's papers, especially The Sun which is pro-SNP but unconvinced on independence, the leadership has embraced the man who is otherwise at odds with the party's social democratic agenda.

Greg Clark's stance suggests that the Tories will be equally noncommittal, remaining unconvinced on fees, silent on new approaches to student loan debt and unyielding on the immigration status of international students.

Despite the 97% expert consensus on human-caused global warming supported by peer-reviewed research, expert opinion, the IPCC reports, and National Academies of Science and other scientific organizations from around the world, a large segment of the population remains unconvinced on the issue.

As for Americans still unconvinced on the need to take action, I echo the words of SustainUS Agent of Change Giselle Sebag: "It seems unreasonable to annihilate the base of the pyramid when you are balancing on the top".

"When the president says he wants to look at government as a partnership" with private enterprise, "he really means it," she told the executives, though it is hard to imagine who among them might have remained unconvinced of his sincerity on this point.

"If the court on remand is unconvinced of the causal connection between Microsoft's exclusionary conduct and the company's position in the operating systems market, it may well conclude that divestiture is not an appropriate remedy".

With so few voters undecided and so many declaring themselves committed at this early date, the election may well hinge less on the candidates' convincing the unconvinced than on making sure their partisans actually turn out to vote.

But sensing that the patient is unconvinced, the physician goes on to explain that another alternative is FOBT cards.

It represented another direct challenge to Mr Cameron's authority, his policy of promoting women, gays and ethnic minority candidates in key seats – and his judgement on imposing this policy on unconvinced and hostile activists.