Sentence examples for unconvincing examples from inspiring English sources

What was also conspicuous was the continuing rise of the curator essayist, with unconvincing examples (such as Tate Modern's Altermodern) outweighed by really thoughtful theme shows at the Hayward (including Walking in My Mind), the Wellcome Collection and the Edinburgh Festival, which scattered its show The Enlightenments all over town.

Mr. Bova dismissed sushi as an unconvincing example, because "it's not a product that's as widely purchased as others, like flowers or greeting cards or videos and health care products".

Fortunately, last month's scenario was just a simulation," he wrote in a largely unconvincing imaginary example to prove why we needed enhanced surveillance.

But he writes on this subject as a neophyte, and pads out his dispatches with ungrounded theorizing, unconvincing speculation and examples that fall far short of bearing out his thesis.

Alvin Goldman, for example, has claimed that "…I find this example unconvincing.

My own Election Day experience forced me to confront non-participation and examples of our unconvincing rationalizations for disengagement.

Yet for all the sophistication of modern political style, Pope Francis is showing by his superior example how tired, unconvincing and alienating such methods have become.

The example he gives is unconvincing.

For example, he includes the unconvincing "Lonely Death" by the fifth-rate imagist Adelaide Crapsey, but nothing by Sylvia Plath.

The Conservative arts manifesto was thin and unconvincing in this regard, with, for example, vague indications of a new emphasis on "endowments".

Such extreme accusations seem unconvincing, especially given that Debye was, for example, instrumental in helping Lise Meitner escape.