unconvincing
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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Her efforts to elevate Diogenes into the upper reaches of the Greek intellectual pantheon are ingenious but ultimately unconvincing and, at times, misleading.
The author is also unconvincing when he claims that the Great Powers are a redundant category.
Getting that self-reliance tag opens the doors to government and private-sector money, even if their financials remain unconvincing.
Yes, Hearts are now level on points with an unconvincing Celtic, but McInnes' men are still top.
From BBC
But “this might be unconvincing for two reasons,” he said.
From Los Angeles Times
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