Sentence examples for were unconvinced by from inspiring English sources

Most of the jurors were unconvinced by the defense's mitigating factors, such as the claim that it was Tsarnaev's brother who shot MIT police officer Sean Collier.

They said they were unconvinced by suggestions that the mistreatment, if it occurred, came in the heat of battle.

Reports from Spain suggested the country's oil and gas group Repsol might sell its LNG operations to Shell, although some analysts were unconvinced by the idea.

MPs were unconvinced by the proposal, and Tony Blair's government suffered its first Commons defeat over the issue in November 2005.

Plenty of people were unconvinced by the official explanation for the explosion of TWA Flight 800 off Long Island 17 years ago, which killed 230 people.

But Mr Letwin and Mr Hartley Booth said they were unconvinced by any of the proposals, insisting that generations of white working-class people had lived in similar areas without rioting.

I'm unconvinced by composting claims, but this season Billy will still be wearing green.

"After all, they are interested in foreign things like pizza .But Mr Bashir is unconvinced by European tastes.

The civil liberties group EveryOne said it was unconvinced by reports of the incident at Torregaveta and asked whether there might be something more sinister behind it.

She's unconvinced by Network Rail's claims that it's working with those businesses to ensure they have an opportunity to return.

For his part, Peterson is unconvinced by the kind of argument put forward by Scotsman Dalglish .I'm still not sure today what our [divisional] designations mean without some sort of promotion-relegation component to it.