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Meanings of remain unconvinced in English

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Usage of remain unconvinced in English
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I remain unconvinced his visit to Barnard Castle could be considered reasonable.
The Guardian
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OUTA remain unconvinced and vowed to keep the pressure up against Sanral.
The South African
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Nevertheless, some investors remain unconvinced that Nomura can continue to deliver overseas growth.
Reuters
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On these points, worrying large minorities of Labour voters remain unconvinced.
The Guardian
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But despite DOC's information campaigns, people in the crowd last night remain unconvinced.
Radio NZ
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He's fighting an uphill battle with Wall Street investors, however, who remain unconvinced.
The Guardian
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Unionists remain unconvinced about the sincerity of the current IRA ceasefire.
The Irish Times
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If you remain unconvinced, please simply look at this list:
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But for all their efforts, the majority of Republicans in the House remain unconvinced.
Reuters
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Yet some Republican primary voters remain unconvinced he will stand firm on their principles.
Reuters
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Three months on, I remain unconvinced that enough is being done to address it.
The Guardian
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He seemed to weigh this point and to remain unconvinced.
Everychild / A Story Which The Old May Interpret to the Young an...
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I remain unconvinced there isn't a little darkness in him.
The Guardian
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The buyers have said that Chinese money is not involved, but Taiwanese officials remain unconvinced.
Reuters
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Palestinians remain unconvinced that Fatah, seen as corrupt and self-serving, is capable of ruling effectively.
The Irish Times
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When you find others remain unconvinced, drop the subject, or lead to some other topic.
Routledge's Manual of Etiquette
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Remain unconvinced across language varieties
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