Examples of 'unpersuasive' in a sentence
Meaning of "unpersuasive"
unpersuasive (adjective) - Unpersuasive describes an argument, statement, or action that fails to convince or sway others to a particular point of view
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Everyone knows those charts are totally unpersuasive.
It is also a very unpersuasive argument.
But perhaps my arguments are flawed or unpersuasive.
Unpersuasive because it is simply a fabrication.
But it seems they found your speech unpersuasive.
He adds " detecting unpersuasive or implausible claims in Khatami 's statement is not difficult.
The judge found them unpersuasive.
Sound, and unpersuasive playing.
Cruz finds such threats unpersuasive.
Others find Rawls 's work unpersuasive and disengaged from political praxis.
Your weak statements above are completely unpersuasive.
Unpersuasive option, “ We hope that we will achieve positive results . ”.
He found them thin and unpersuasive.
Côte d'Ivoire's effort to challenge their relevance and weight in these proceedings is unpersuasive.
Both grounds are unpersuasive.
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A deductive argument containing an informal fallacy may be formally valid, but still remain rationally unpersuasive.
Facile and unpersuasive.
Christians look at Muslim discourse and find it fundamentally unpersuasive.
This analysis is unpersuasive.
It is these kinds of theological gymnastics that I find unpersuasive.
So, this is a very weird and unpersuasive clip.
However, the evidence that this has occurred is weak and unpersuasive.
This argument also appears, in my view, unpersuasive and groundless.
The wounds are superficial, the bruising patterns unpersuasive.
Mr. Reed, I would say you are an unpersuasive idealist.
In this context, the argument in favour of that test is unpersuasive.
That argument was also unpersuasive.
Needless to say, the non-Christian will find this explanation to be largely unpersuasive.
Thus the hoax hypothesis as a whole is alternatively either unpersuasive or plain bad science.
For even the most ardent fan of the new music, the performance was unpersuasive.
But for many reasons, that is an obvious pretext, unpersuasive in the extreme.
I am sure that there are many people who will find Ford 's testimony unpersuasive.
Michael's argument is unpersuasive.
I wish to state at once that I find this latter part of the Vice-Chancellor's reasoning unpersuasive.
We find these positions unpersuasive.
The Appeals Chamber upholds the acquittal of Ngudjolo, finding the prosecution 's arguments unpersuasive.
Official definitions of terrorism are unpersuasive.
As a result, the Court 's First Amendment opinions often seem arbitrary and unpersuasive.
Her remarks appeared to be unpersuasive.
But Lovelock 's argument against wind power is remarkably unpersuasive.
But the 9th Circuit found this unpersuasive.
Some researchers, however, still find the calorie-restriction argument unpersuasive.
But here, too, the research has been unpersuasive.
The Ninth Circuit found both arguments unpersuasive.
Petitioners ' second argument is equally unpersuasive.
The Government 's contrary arguments are unpersuasive.
Kirkus Reviews described it as " Inconsistent and unpersuasive.
On close inspection, however, each of these arguments is unpersuasive.
I find this “state of nature” framing to be especially unpersuasive.
Here, too, the Israeli arguments seem unpersuasive.
