Sentence examples for unconvincing as from inspiring English sources

The essays in "The Reactionary Mind" devoted to individual conservative thinkers and their arguments are often unconvincing as well.

Their musings about loneliness and loss were utterly unconvincing, as was the overall conceit of a birthday party in which the chatter was interrupted by shuddering, disjointed solos or dancers going limp in their partners' arms, only to be dragged across the floor and arranged like so much collateral damage.

And the lover is a brash young Richard Attenborough, singularly unconvincing as a Left Bank bohemian.

PERHAPS Americans don't find Republican arguments against Sonia Sotomayor as dull and unconvincing as we do.

And Ms. Kreuk and Nina Lisandrello, as her police force partner, are unconvincing as detectives.

For one thing, the actors who play the Smiths are uniformly unconvincing as a family.

This style of argument remains as unconvincing as when Darwin himself anticipated it.

But he is also a flawed victim, ie wholly unconvincing as a victim.

MINUSES: Mr. Damon is unconvincing as a cowboy, and Ms. Cruz's performance is amateurish.

Bravo's effort to stop it was as unconvincing as the defence in front of him.

These people are unconvincing as people, and that may well be the point.