Examples of unconvincing

• Despite the merits of the paper, there are at least two methodological reasons why its conclusion remains ultimately unconvincing.

• This point is made through the comparison of three unconvincing methodological models.

• We find it unconvincing, however, that receiving the whole wealth endowment would engender the same level of human functioning for all individuals.

• Or if his proposition is interpreted more loosely, it is equally unconvincing.

• The work by painters tends to be unconvincing in its resolution of volume; the work by architects tends to neglect surface.

• It started life as a single-span sonata but is formally unconvincing as a stand-alone work.

• The problem though is that the ragga vocal is extremely unconvincing and comes across as merely comical and absurd.

• This is not to say that all of his examples are unconvincing; some certainly do work.

• Moreover, there is only scanty and unconvincing evidence that pension funds have pursued the effective enforcement of the pro-investor laws in court.

• By comparison, the moral substructure of the narrative is unconvincing.

• Nevertheless, they did not fail to recognize that the justification for their claim is unconvincing.

• Reconstruction or restoration of the damaged fabric of existing industrial buildings is unrealistic and unconvincing.

• His account of the content of morality is unconvincing even if his account of how we come to know moral rules still wields power.

• These two problems come together in the way that the same kind of argument is equally available, and equally unconvincing, from every direction.

• Until that occurs they are free to interpret their data as they like: it is a game with few rules, and unconvincing.