unconvinced造句

Economist Robert Shiller is unconvinced.

I was unconvinced by the teacher's criticism.

Cupid was Apollo so say, heart unconvinced.

Behavioral economists like Richard Thaler are unconvinced.

Still, many lawmakers remain unconvinced by China's overture.

Yet I remain unconvinced of the severity of digital echo chambers.

If you're still unconvinced, substitute whatever creative thing you do in the place for 'art.'

However, the "and why" part of the subtitle left me unconvinced.

Zi Gong was unconvinced somewhat. He didn't believe that there was a man like this in this world.

What we say must be done, even if it is stupid, it is better than being unconvinced.

Again he fought it, and still it persisted, till for very relief he opened his rifle to unconvinced himself.

David Koch told New York that he was unconvinced that global warming has been caused by human activity.

Don't be unconvinced. Don't think these predecessors are not very good. You don't understand that they can always grasp the spirit of the problem.

Replays suggested the referee's assistant was correct in ruling William Gallas offside and active in the build-up, though Wenger was plainly unconvinced.

Indeed, Whitmarsh points out that the survey excludes the 26% of researchers who are neither convinced nor unconvinced by the ACC arguments.

As for the 3 percent of scientists who remain unconvinced, the study found their average expertise is far below that of their colleagues, as measured by publication and citation rates.