Sentence examples for unconvincing about from inspiring English sources
There's something unconvincing about the loathing we profess for it.
That is "unacceptable insouciance", apparently.There's something deeply unconvincing about this fashionable anomie.
They were probably right too; there's still something unconvincing about Barcelona.
I couldn't understand what was so unconvincing about my bad-tempered PA.
But there's something unconvincing about her explanation of why, at its core, this is a bad idea.
There has always been something unconvincing about his work's opacity; no one seems at home behind many of the pictures.
Some sequences are sustained by high camp alone: the one about Porter being rejected for jury service; the unconvincing one about his pretending to be a holiday rep.
VICE reporter Justin Ling queried Industry Minister James Moore's office about the Digital Privacy Act, and received a few unconvincing reassurances about the bill's effects which were called into question by statements the Alberta Privacy Commissioner.
As a result, the student who writes a brilliant essay about, say, the summer she spent building preschools in Uganda but an unconvincing essay about why she really loves that university's core curriculum may have misjudged the best use of her writing talent.
The Times's book critic, Orville Prescott, expressed the prevailing view when he denounced Kingsblood as "artificial, unconvincing... about as subtle as a lynching bee".
Mike makes an unconvincing argument about the very different nature of softball.
