Sentence examples for unconvincing work from inspiring English sources
Writing for Rock's Backpages, The Rev. Al Friston described the album as "loaded with golden loveliness at every twist and turn", in comparison to the group's "essentially unconvincing work on New Adventures in Hi-Fi and Up".
There has always been something unconvincing about his work's opacity; no one seems at home behind many of the pictures.
Also, state officials often show an unconvincing commitment to work beyond an ad-hoc approach (interview 6,7).
Julie Maroh wouldn't be the first writer to think that a film treatment of her work is unconvincing, not real, not what was properly intended.
Often when lines are written for children to sound more mature, it comes off as unrealistic and unconvincing, but this kid makes it work and we never doubt his irregular wisdom for a second.
Even her friends thought this an unconvincing show of solidarity with the working stiff.
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.
If her account of the work was, in the end, unconvincing, it was always fascinating.
This explanation is unconvincing, because the EC with which we worked had been cultured through several cell cycles during a period of up to 3 weeks.
They discuss why the serial option would probably not work, but I found this Discussion unconvincing.
In general, this part of the study is very unconvincing.
