"I offered several (unconvincing) reasons why it was reasonable to assume that the subject's reports of change were credible and not self-deception or outright lying.
Mitchell took the Savile report off the risk register following the discussion with Rippon and gave two "unconvincing" reasons for doing so – that the investigation was at an early stage, and that the risk of "reputational harm" to the BBC was not a reason to be on the register.
For unconvincing reasons, they vow never to repeat the incident.
He plays Rahul, a callow sweets seller who for unconvincing reasons never married.
But the bank has refused, in bizarre fashion, to reveal its findings and has given unconvincing reasons for doing so.
Bird, Thomas and Jonny Sweet, best known for his role as Cameron in When Boris Met Dave, play three feckless young men who, for various, unconvincing reasons, have avoided first world war conscription.
This formula expresses the notion that the Administration, for vague and unconvincing reasons, needs Senator Lindsey Graham's blessing to close Guantánamo, and that that blessing can only be secured through some cleverly assembled deal, with many moving parts.
There are many off-the-peg but unconvincing reasons given for paying people shockingly little: it is what the price of coffee allows, you can't pay more when there is an excess supply of people wanting the jobs, and so on.
We reviewed closures in Australia and found experimental tests have been few, and results unconvincing for two main reasons.
But this reasoning is unconvincing.
But whatever evidence of Tommy's ability to reason, intuit, or love was presented, Justice Peters found it unconvincing in the cold vacuum of legal reasoning.
