"unconvinced by" or "unconvinced of"?
| I am unconvinced by unnamed sources. |
| I'd unconvinced by the pre-publication praise. |
| Doshi said he was unconvinced by these claims. |
| The modern reader, perhaps unconvinced by Chris Fogle's idolatrous embrace of the I. |
| By the way I've read a couple of Ring's books and came away unconvinced by his theories. |
| Posted by: Q 2009-09-10 2:57:36 PM I read your link, Bret; I'd simply unconvinced by it. |
| I am not disputing your claims, just saying that by your own wording, you appear unconvinced by your own claims. |
| While I am unconvinced by its message, I think this is why What is History? remains, for the majority of British. |
| Tom Fucoloro again: Remember that we are building a plan for people who are afraid or unconvinced by cycling today. |
| They are usually open to the idea of god, but so far unconvinced by any evidence or argument put forward to support it. |
| I am unconvinced of the value of these. |
| Romney looked unconvinced of his new avatar. |
| Nambu looks askance at Joe, unconvinced of the answer. |
| However, even after reading the article again I remained unconvinced of the theory. |
| Maybe you're a seasoned developer, unconvinced of the value of going to a conference. |
| But I'd altogether unconvinced of the validity of any of the inputs I've read about thus far. |
| Many parents felt there was insufficient evidence of their effect and were unconvinced of the programs ' successes. |
| Thus, developing countries remain hesitant and unconvinced of the necessity for elaborating new rules in this area. |
| Member for Na h-Eileanan an Iar, but having looked at the amendment with great care I am so far unconvinced of its necessity. |
| I'd still unconvinced about WAR. |
| Comments I remain unconvinced about Neymar. |
| Many Scots are unconvinced about independence. |
| I am very unconvinced about this child benefit change which has been cobbled together. |
| That may give you a clue why more and more people are unconvinced about the CO2 model). |
| I'd anti carbon tax and unconvinced about the effects of climate change, manmade or otherwise. |
| But under the sway of bacteriology, the scientific community remained unconvinced about Laveran's discovery. |
| But his doctor, Siyabulela Bungana, remains unconvinced about Stilnox's ability to rouse patients out of a coma. |
| As the planet battles weather extremes, an Auckland climate scientist is still unconvinced about the role of human-induced global warming. |
| He is still prone to giving vent to his feelings, whether he is unconvinced about an umpiring verdict or reacting to taunts from the crowd. |
| Still unconvinced in the Full back department though and I hope Skrtel returns to last seasons imperiousness. |
| I know this because I was one of the unconvinced in an important swing state and my mega-church was filled with others like me. |
| Despite assurances from Obama and the top people in his Administration that Iran will not have atomic weapons and the United States will support Israel, they remain unconvinced in Tel-Aviv. |
| Nevertheless, there are reports that some individuals continue to be unconvinced with its effectiveness. |
| Ashley Young and James Milner also have high percentages of Final Third Pass accuracy stats, although we are still unconvinced with both this tournament. |
| Though unconvinced with his explanations, she went on to order her three course meal while he mentally did the calculation hoping that he had enough to pay. |
| However, we remain unconvinced as to the acceptability of the proposal. |
| I will concede the corrolation (deferring to your trading experience ), but I am unconvinced as to the causality. |
| However, I am unconvinced as to how much a young individual can gain from playing against less than full strength sides in half empty stadiums. |
| Did anyone remain unconvinced on Sunday night? Spain were not just better; they were brilliant. |