In his next brace of interviews, Miliband is bound to backtrack by arbitrarily listing recent television programmes and unconvincingly declaring them to be his favourite.
Right away, we are analysing her Diet Coke habit and she is promising, unconvincingly, that the one she is ordering will be her last and I can see that, at this rate, we are going to blow right off course.
Yet I'll happily watch Arnie slaughter wave after wave of unconvincingly moustached mercenaries.
Unconvincingly, a junior foreign office minister explained that Mr Hammond had been referring to attacks on the Syrian regime's forces.
Hair that is bleached too unconvincingly to be described as blonde attracts a lower premium, but is still more marketable than any other colour.
This is the technological basis of the stand-off with Iran, which has claimed unconvincingly that its enrichment facilities are just for reactor fuel.
It specifies the various ways such as manpower cuts through which savings will be made, but doesn't set out how much they will contribute to the £21.5 billion total.Some large claims for potential savings are couched in unconvincingly vague terms.
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Certainly not on the dodgy but irresistible charm of a Bill Clinton, nor on the rugged simplicity of a George Bush, nor on the hawk-eyed determination of a Margaret Thatcher, nor even on the flat-vowelled "ordinary bloke" image that Mr Blair has tried rather unconvincingly to cultivate.
Governments are unconvincingly shoring up expensive welfare states that have failed to match their promise.
(The Badr Brigade, which claims unconvincingly to have turned itself into a purely political movement, has denied involvement in sectarian killings).Foreign fieldsMr Zarqawi's influence, though focused on Iraq, is not confined there.
