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Перевод: unconvincing

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Тезаурус:

1. Many people say generally that "there should be no whaling for ethical reasons", but when you try to pin them down to a formulation of those ethics, you find it exceedingly difficult and, I am afraid to say, probably unconvincing to most people of the nations of the world.
2. Then, it the child's explanation is unconvincing, the team visits the parents.
3. And even characters who seem unconvincing become enjoyable representatives of their times.
4. The diversity of crime accounts for the unconvincing nature of attempts to explain it by all-encompassing theories.
5. Because of the "unconvincing nature" of the compromise, he could not make up his mind whether he should apply for membership.
6. Tequila Sunrise (Warner Home Video 13 Oct) is a dull thriller with the over-rated Mel Gibson and Kurt Russell as friendly enemies and Michelle Pfeiffer as an unconvincing restaurateuse.
7. Kelly made an unconvincing attempt at cheerfulness.
8. Although Rod Wallace opened the scoring from Strachan's pull-back 10 minutes into the second half, nervous, unconvincing Leeds could not be sure of victory until both Lee Chapman and Cantona scored in a hectic final three minutes.
9. This evidence is unconvincing.
10. The arguments that the desert-living wild asses in northern Africa live in such small groups that this type of bonding enhancement would not be needed, and that the northern horses have winter coats that are too shaggy for vivid striping, are somehow unconvincing.
11. Almost no one notices the significance of 25 March; the high style of the eagle's song has not had much appeal; though Tolkien himself wept over the grandeur of the Field of Cormallen ( Letters , p. 321), many other readers have found the delight, tears and laughter (of Sam especially) unconvincing.
12. The 1966 official report into his subsequent escape has some incredibly tedious and unconvincing arguments as to why Blake was not moved to a high, or at least a higher, security prison such as Birmingham.
13. His entire neighbourhood (a pub, a corner shop, a forlorn bench) is now a set, with cameras, floor managers and unconvincing backdrops.