unconvincing造句

Despite this rather unconvincing attempt to reassure worried parents, the case merely opened the floodgates.

Gone are the dodgy models, unconvincing scenery and painted backdrops of days gone by.

He thought her policy had not worked, and the reason was unconvincing.

It relies on means of indignation and unconvincing persuasion and democratic decision-making.

She was unconvincing on foreign policy-it did not help that she unwisely said it did not interest her.

Coming from who-knows-where is the best proof. "Hibari broke the clan-leader's unconvincing retort simply."

This argument does not follow the facts and is therefore unconvincing due to several flaws in logic.

Guarantee is the most ineffective in the future, and time is the most useless, and the heart is the most unconvincing.

Take the muddled reaction of politicians in Germany, and the unconvincing efforts by the left-right coalition to present a united front over the issue.

The baroque explanations of why the appointment had to be kept a secret from the prime minister, or anyone else, were unconvincing.

This attack seemed unconvincing: interest deductibility does help highly leveraged firms more than most, but borrowing money is hardly an option just limited to private-equity ones.

It is not just that she is an unconvincing stand-in, nor even that she seems to have been chosen partly for her views on divisive social issues, notably abortion.

He could have tried to quell demonstrations early on with sincere offers of reform, but he did not want to be seen as weak. Instead he opt Ed for modest and unconvincing reform proposals.