unconvincing

IPA: ʌnkʌnvˈɪnsɪŋ

Examples of "unconvincing" in Sentences

The reasons are unconvincing to me.
The opposition is utterly unconvincing.
I find the source weak and unconvincing.
The argument from history is unconvincing.
The precedent of passcode here is unconvincing.
Despite the bluster, your argument is unconvincing.
Excuse is unconvincing and cheapens the seriousness of the issue.
I like the answers to the questions, and the opposes are unconvincing.
The police believed that the alibi of the fifth suspect was unconvincing.
Sorry – but this is unconvincing from a moral or strategic point of view.)
She drifted through the crowd, deep in unconvincing grief, prying for gossip and digging for scandal.
Yes, it would be narcissistic, it would be Kate-bashing, it would contain unconvincing pleas of victimhood.
"You are now claimimg that the data that tells us that the RNA World is at the core of life as we know it in unconvincing?"
He speaks in a slow, measured monotone and comes off dispassionate and unconvincing, which is in total contrast to his unparalleled soaring oratory skills when addressing mass audiences.
I’m all for attacking ideas that don’t work, or aren’t worked out well enough, or as just plain unconvincing; I’m quite skeptical of both Woods’ and Smith’s ideas at times; but when the person rather than the idea gets attacked, it’s often because the attack on the argument isn’t strong enough.