Unconvincing

Definition

unconvincing / ʌnkǝn'vÇnsÇŋ / adj လက္ခံႏိုင္ဖြယ္ရာ မဟုတ္ေသာ။ မက်ေလာက္ေသာ။ unconvincing evidence ❍ give an unconvincing performance. ❏ unconvincingly adv မွင္မေသ ေမာင္းမေသ။ မပိမရိ။ Lie unconvincingly.

Examples

1. ‘I find it ultimately unconvincing
2. although as I say
3. the argument may be more subtle in the book.’
4. ‘And the assumption that he had packed away his nuclear kit and abandoned all ambitions still strikes me as deeply unconvincing.’
5. ‘Her unconvincing speech was a loosely-connected string of truisms and cliches
6. with nary a story to give it substance.’
7. ‘People find the government's case unconvincing; they simply do not believe it.’
8. ‘For example
9. to argue that all these crimes require some form of further intent is unconvincing
10. since that is not true of murder.’
11. ‘I found the principal love story to be quite unconvincing.’
12. ‘I've always been frustrated by the ending we saw in the cinema
13. which strikes me as tonally appropriate
14. but utterly unconvincing.’
15. ‘Her motives and relationships are rendered dry and unconvincing
16. but her self-absorption rings true.’
17. ‘Also
18. your gestures have grown constrained: unconvincing and simply wrong.’
19. ‘Ever since the modern study of art history began in the eighteenth century
20. there has been a variety of more or less unconvincing answers to that question.’
21. ‘Actor Lalonde is for the most part only adequate and
22. in the several spots where the text calls for him to cry
23. is utterly unconvincing.’
24. ‘For opponents of the fund that example is unconvincing.’
25. ‘In addition
26. I found the claimant's evidence generally to be unconvincing and unreliable.’
27. ‘In the end
28. dogmatic reactions to sex selection are unconvincing
29. and often rooted in dubious unstated assumptions.’
30. ‘One reviewer finds Perkins' story implausible and unconvincing
31. except perhaps to conspiracy buffs.’
32. ‘I was not impressed with his evidence
33. which I found to be vague
34. and unconvincing in the extreme.’
35. ‘A relationship between Francine and her sister Dawn is tenuous and unconvincing.’
36. ‘Porter et al. acknowledge that theoretical basis of repression is weak and unconvincing.’
37. ‘So the Journal's assurance that there is no story here is profoundly unconvincing.’
38. ‘Churchill's responses to the academic fraud evidence have been entirely unconvincing.’