Sentences with phrase «particularly unconvincing»

(Particularly unconvincing to me is the reformation of human nature implied by the apparent lack of militarism of any sort in K's imagined future.

«Hindcasts» are particularly unconvincing given the number of fudge factors that can be adjusted.

He gazed with those overflowing, rich chestnut eyes at the carnal lusciousness of a young Julie Christie and trusted that sheer presence could hold the whole thing together, but he took some critical brickbats for his Zhivago (his heart attack scene as he sees Christie's Lara again at the end of the movie was particularly unconvincing and spastic).

The first scene between Silvia and Tobin feels particularly unconvincing.

There are several leaps of logic in what Rifkin is saying, but none of them are unwarranted or particularly unconvincing.

Not exact matches

«Thou shalt nots» are singularly unconvincing to youth, particularly if parents are also misusing their own favorite consciousness - altering drugs.

Morata clearly rates his former colleague highly, however, and there certainly seems to be room for a creative midfielder like Isco at Chelsea, particularly as Cesc Fabregas is ageing and has played more this season due to the unconvincing form of Tiemoue Bakayoko and Danny Drinkwater in midfield.

In the Fade is executed with precision, particularly the third act, in which the film morphs into a tense yet unconvincing revenge thriller.

Even if you don't particularly see people from your own family in them, you can certainly relate to some of what they're going through and with this type of potentially manipulative and unconvincing film that's certainly nothing to be sniffed at.

Franco can be a very fine actor, particularly when paired with a strong director, but here he's flat and unconvincing, traits which extend to most of the supporting players.

But many schools, particularly primary schools, claim to find the plans unconvincing because not only do they lack the grounds to stage the competitions but they have no means of transporting children to enable them to take part.