Sentence examples for unconvincing state from inspiring English sources

That Rangers are in this position, of eight points from five matches and a generally unconvincing state, has three reasons.

Now, after five years of dead-end investigations and what they say were unconvincing alibis, state police detectives have arrested eight people -- including three women -- and charged them with kidnapping Maryann, then raping and killing her.

Ruth Deller of entertainment website Lowculture criticised Lydia during her monthly review on the popularity of soap opera characters, she branded her as an unconvincing villain, stating: "Looking like a demented shrew doesn't mean you're convincing at being a crazed murderess.

The Guardians Peter Bradshaw stated that the film held "unconvincing touches" but was more enjoyable than Spider-Man and as dark as Tim Burton's Batman.

Yet after last month's collapse of a ceasefire and even US charges of Russian war crimes, the US secretary of state John Kerry's portrayal of the result as "exactly what we wanted" sounded unconvincing.

Dr. Jaczko's replacement at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Alison Macfarlane, a geologist, has stated flatly that the Energy Department's analysis of the site's suitability is unconvincing.

You might expect all that to modesty to seem calculated and unconvincing in front of a huge crowd, but even as he talks about the strangeness of this state of affairs, Bishop seems quite unaffected by it.

Anyway, if this portion of the article was unconvincing, just be glad I didn't go with my original idea of an entire post extending the "city-state" metaphor to its breaking point.

But this is unconvincing.

Arthur Massey Bristol Giles Fraser is unconvincing.

Other scenes are unconvincing.