Sentence examples for unconvincing introduction from inspiring English sources
The Wheelers are young, pathetic, trapped, half educated, and without humor — meaningless characters leading meaningless lives — and Mr. Yates's attempt to lend drama to their predicament, through an unconvincing introduction of madness and violence into the story, serves only to emphasize the flimsy nature of his work.
The first two works are minor Balanchine, unconvincing introductions to the greatness of his vision, which was visible in the last two pieces, despite their uneven performance.
Having marshalled some powerful (though ultimately unconvincing) arguments against such measures, Lord Lawson suddenly announces: "I believe the case can be made for the introduction of an across-the-board carbon tax," on the grounds that "if people like to feel that they are helping to save the planet by paying a carbon tax, they should not be deprived of the opportunity to do so".
It ought to have been a comfortable introduction to English football given Wolves' lack of potency in attack though the Serbia & Montenegro international was unconvincing.
But this is unconvincing.
But that is unconvincing.
This is doubly unconvincing.
Arthur Massey Bristol Giles Fraser is unconvincing.
Other scenes are unconvincing.
It is embarrassingly unconvincing.
