Sentence examples similar to unconvincing try from inspiring English sources

Justice Kennedy was unconvincing in trying to explain why the First Amendment prohibits muzzling government-paid lawyers, but somehow allows the muzzling of doctor-employees in the family planning program.

Others have found his explanation for the IRA speech – that he was praising them to try to sustain the peace process – utterly unconvincing.

If Cameron tries to claim the contrary, he will sound unconvincing.

Over all, Ms. Miller's speech is completely unconvincing on the substance of the points that she is trying to make.

Several other medications have been tried, but evidence to support their use is unconvincing.

I found the young Guardian's story of the recent past — in which he had merely tried to keep his head down until things blew over — unconvincing.

Kumar Sangakkara tried to suggest imperial indifference to Sri Lanka's plight but this was unconvincing since he almost managed to run himself out twice in 10 minutes.

Spurs are still trying to get back on level terms but their finishing remains, erm, unconvincing - Erik Lamela is their latest player to fail to find the target after blasting over from a Ben Davies cross.

Accounts that try to reconcile Gen 1-3 with evolution, in such a way that evolution is "read into" the text, seem unconvincing.

Houdyshell tries to signal that she's a kid by lisping and taking dainty steps, but she's unconvincing because she's too knowing, too sensible for any actual child to identify with.

In his explanation he tried not to make light of the matter and "took responsibility". But he looked clueless, and is unconvincing in the extreme as many senators expressed.