unpersuaded

IPA: ʌnpɝswˈeɪdɪd

Examples of "unpersuaded" in Sentences

The word "unpersuaded" means that you've heard the argument and found it unconvincing.
Calling yourself "unpersuaded" by an argument you refuse to even listen to is dishonest.
I remain unpersuaded, even in the light Gordon Brown’s abuse of the power to call an election at any time, or rather of his attempted abuse.
The judgment was softened by career prosecutor David Margolis, who was put in charge of the final recommendations and who said he was "unpersuaded" by OPR's
To the extent that they remain unpersuaded, their movement will suffer among a significant portion of the general public who hold liberal values of fair play and anti-racism highly.
But Margolis, who suggested Yoo and Bybee's flawed legal work was due to efforts to prevent another 9/11, said he was "unpersuaded" by OPR's "misconduct" conclusions and declined to endorse its findings.
The court said it was "unpersuaded" by Gardner's arguments that state law dictating how and when post-conviction appeals can be filed should be set aside in his case in order to avoid a violation of his constitutional rights.