Sentence examples for was unconvinced about from inspiring English sources

John Crace in the Guardian, like Treneman, was unconvinced about the purpose of manifestos, calling them "booklets full of promises that will be broken that turn up unwanted on voters' doorsteps and remain unread".

I was unconvinced about the overwhelming tripe demand reported at the time, and I certainly haven't heard that there's been much take up since, however loudly endorsed by the shouty one.

Central banks and governments would then, in effect, be colluding in the delivery of financial repression, lowering the cost of funding for the public sector while increasing the cost of funding for others.I was unconvinced about McKinsey's views on equity markets.

Historian Geoffrey Dutton was unconvinced about her choice of subject but nevertheless praised Bellette's "assured if muted" style, while simultaneously dismissing the lesser efforts of her husband.

Mr Clegg, the Lib Dem leader, says he was unconvinced about the plan for reduced sentences.

Lord, for his part, is unconvinced about the benefits of on-the-spot testing.

It is just one of the reasons that I am unconvinced about local TV.

As the title suggests, Hodgson is unconvinced about America's global mission.

Psephologists are unconvinced about predictions of an imminent electoral breakthrough by the British National Party, another outlet for jingoism and worse.

That's one reason I am unconvinced about Labour's invocation of the spirit of 1945 in Manchester this week.

It is not surprising that poor countries are unconvinced about the merits of a new round.In this section Which Al Gore?