unconvincing in A Sentence

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    Just your own Unconvincing words.

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    However, Cornell finds that to be Unconvincing.

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    But again it's Unconvincing.

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    Dull and Unconvincing.

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    Frankenstein expert Leonard Wolf calls it an"Unconvincing… conspiracy theory.

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    The official explanation for concluding that it was not murder is Unconvincing.

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    In spite of terming his performance"a little Unconvincing", Kaushal called his action sequences"admirable" and said he's a"great dancer".

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    Vladimir Putin: Your arguments sound completely Unconvincing, because no one has to recognise the will of citizens residing in a certain area.

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    De Gea has been criticised for making a series of uncharacteristic mistakes for United in recent months and the Spaniard has started this season in Unconvincing form.

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    Raja Sen noted that she"is great in a couple of scenes near the climax," though Kanika Sikka of Daily News and Analysis was more critical and found her"Unconvincing".

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    Some groups, like the National Coalition for School Bus Safety, say the evidence is incomplete and uUnconvincing, and they Unconvincing, arguing that skepticism over seat belts is driven by"an economically driven industry.".

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    Modern historians agree that the charges brought against Anne Boleyn that led to her execution were false and Unconvincing, and that Henry had her killed just because she didn't give him any male children.

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    Modern historians agree that the charges brought against Boleyn that led to her execution were false and Unconvincing, and that Henry had her killed likely because she didn't happen to have any male children.

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    Modern historians agree that the charges brought against Boleyn that led to her execution were false and Unconvincing and that Henry had her killed just because she didn't happen to have any male children.

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    Modern historians agree that the charges brought against Anne Boleyn that led to her execution were false and Unconvincing and that Henry had her killed just because she didn't happen to have any male children.

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    They have made enough concessions to the reality of political life in 21st-century America- to the principle of legal equality and the need for some nondiscrimination law- that they're left making largely unsympathetic and Unconvincing arguments for exceptions.

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