Sentence examples for were unconvinced that from inspiring English sources

Most voters were unconvinced that this was the real crux.

Strangely, despite the sanitarians' crusades against noxious miasmas, some were unconvinced that smoke posed a serious health hazard.

The minister, Mundia Sikatana, said Zambian scientists, after visiting the United States, Europe and South Africa, were unconvinced that such foods were safe.

While hog and pork prices have rebounded, industry analysts were unconvinced that consumers had overcome their economic jitters, and warned that a slowing economy would leave Smithfield with high feed prices but a diminished ability to cover those costs.

Talks broke down this month when the lenders said they were unconvinced that Greece could meet its deficit reduction targets in view of the slow pace of carrying out the austerity measures.

At the time, many universities were unconvinced that education was a subject worthy of collegiate-level study, and he was given three years to make the department academically respectable; otherwise, it would be dismantled.

One of his friends is unconvinced: "That feels fake.

If you're unconvinced that there's something insidious going on here, think of alcohol.

But polls show that people are unconvinced that Labour can deliver a better NHS.

Certainly most of them are unconvinced that Iraq was worth invading.

Unfortunately, I'm unconvinced that Lord Hall is the person to win them over.