| The dialogueless scenario refuses to jell, and is performed by Bebe Neuwirth somewhat unconvincingly, except when she slinkily dances. |
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| It witters on unconvincingly that having next of kin makes the decision less sovereign to the individual involved. |
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| The dialogueless scenario refuses to jell, and is performed somewhat unconvincingly, except when the performer slinkily dances. |
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| Hair that is bleached too unconvincingly to be described as blonde attracts a lower premium, but is still more marketable than any other colour. |
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| After years of unconvincingly pretending to be something other than what I was, I let my friends and family know the truth. |
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| There was a short-lived fashion for Worcesterberries about ten years ago when they were unconvincingly touted as a rival for brambles or tayberries. |
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| He panicks, gives the ball away and the subsequent shot is unconvincingly saved by De Gea. |
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| Haiti's soi disant democratic opposition claims, unconvincingly, not to support them. |
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| Yet I'll happily watch Arnie slaughter wave after wave of unconvincingly moustached mercenaries. |
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| They launched an underwhelming campaign which consisted of a few posters and Packie Bonner unconvincingly waxing lyrical about the benefits of the tournament for Irish soccer. |
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| Translation and perhaps a lack of first-hand knowledge may account for the fairly unconvincingly rendered bear and wolves. |
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| Thus restrained, the engine is perpetually out of breath and responds unconvincingly to throttle input. |
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| In court GZH unconvincingly argued that it did not satisfy the solvency and liquidity requirements set. |
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| He offers up his worst side, arguing unconvincingly and half-heartedly. |
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| Elections are subject to administrative pressure, some electors are directly leaned on, and counts are manipulated and turnout unconvincingly fixed. |
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| The last time these two sides met the Arunta ran 38 players off the boundary line in short bursts and eventually wore the Doggies down to win unconvincingly by 14 points. |
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| As he suffered derision upon derision, I am not certain whether I should call this Monterone unconvincingly pathetic, or pathetically unconvincing. |
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| Neither unfunnily comic nor unconvincingly tragic, it somehow conveys the idea that she's had a laugh writing it, and a big belly laugh at that. |
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| Castle and Beckett dance around the inevitable sexual tension unconvincingly. |
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| In his next brace of interviews, Miliband is bound to backtrack by arbitrarily listing recent television programmes and unconvincingly declaring them to be his favourite. |
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| Early in the most heavily circulated clip, the fakeness of the grieving is obvious: you can see the captive mourners forcing the sobs, moaning unconvincingly, and squeezing their eyes to produce tears. |
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| Even the mention of partisan politics has been unconvincingly forbidden. |
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| Some, though barely a handful among us, do argue, unconvincingly, that an expansion in only the non-permanent category would fulfil these objectives. |
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| The authors unconvincingly ascribe this pattern to Salinger's unconsummated first love, arguing that he was moved to revisit the terrain of that lost romance again and again. Salinger clearly pined for innocence. |
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| This is the technological basis of the stand-off with Iran, which has claimed unconvincingly that its enrichment facilities are just for reactor fuel. |
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| Hamed was booed by the 10,000 fans as he won unconvincingly on points after 12 rounds looking sluggish and disinterested. |
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| The government of Myanmar unconvincingly refutes the allegations. |
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| Right away, we are analysing her Diet Coke habit and she is promising, unconvincingly, that the one she is ordering will be her last and I can see that, at this rate, we are going to blow right off course. |
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| Some of the Members from my own country seeking visibility or lost consensus also seem to care little about European matters when they use this House to talk about local issues, and unconvincingly at that. |
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| De Romanis argues unconvincingly that pentaconters and triremes were first used as cargo ships on the Red Sea before the advent of merchant vessels of various sizes. |
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