Miss Morriston replied in an unconvinced tone.

She looked stubborn and unconvinced.

" "I don't see why," continued Marjorie, unconvinced, turning an apple around in her fingers, "isn't the other part of the story worth anything?

There is not one honest man in the nation unconvinced, how weak an attempt it would be to endeavour to confute this insinuation; an insinuation which no party will dare to abet, and of so fatal and destructive a tendency, that it may prove equally dangerous to the author, whether true or false.

'The difference between us and the blind man is this:the blind man is unconvinced, because he cannot see; and we, because though we can see, we find that nothing can be shown.'

Let us win, then, honor for ourselves by helping to heal Rome of her dishonor!" "Oh well, have it your own way," said Narcissus, unconvinced.

The Major was silenced, but he glared as if unconvinced.

But I remain unconvinced by the modern theories, plausible as they are, and weighty as is their authority; and hence I have presented the greatest man in the history of the Jews as our fathers regarded him, and as the Bible represents him.

Unconvinced by Polly's explanation of her meeting with M. Raoul at the Nursery gate, he had nursed a dull jealousy and set himself to watch, and had dogged his man down at length with the slow cunning of a yokel bred of a line of poachers.

That's your field!" Feisul smiled with the air of a man who recognizes but is unconvinced.

" "Oh," chuckled Red, plainly unconvinced.

A strange way to attain truth and knowledge: and that which I think the rational part of mankind, not corrupted by education, could scare believe should ever be admitted amongst the lovers of truth, and students of religion or nature, or introduced into the seminaries of those who are to propegate the truths of religion or philosophy amongst the ignorant and unconvinced.

Linforth, however, was still perplexed, still unconvinced.

Adeline's smile intimated that she was unbeaten and unconvinced.

The majority saw and wondered, but went away unconvinced.

He laughed in a cheery, unconvinced fashion.

" The mayor commended Friend Hopper's benevolence, but remained unconvinced.

Lord Arleigh lingered for some little timehe was still unconvinced.

" Mr. Chalk looked unconvinced.

The awakening to what the world was, to the facts of human misery, to the ruthless tramp of nature and of events over the human heart, making no difference between innocent and guiltythe shock had been too great for the equilibrium to be restored by arguments that appealed to the emotions and left the intellect unconvinced.

Margaret appeared unconvinced.

In the name o' God how am I to resign meself?" The tears began to trickle down her face, and Sister Louise cried a little too for sympathy, and stroked Mrs. Brady's hand, and coaxed, and cajoled, and soothed and preached to the very best of her ability; and at the end left her patient quiet but apparently unconvinced.

Peaceful people are hooted at and shouted down; thousands of general convictions are over-ridden; the violent have it their own way; it seems to me to organise the unruly and obstreperous, and to force all gentler and more civilised natures into an unconvinced silence.

It is the tears that keep me dumb, but I think that he thinks me still unconvinced, for he turns away with a groan.

" All, however, that passed may not here be narrated, and it apparently left that wayward spirit unconvinced.