unpersuaded

This of course ignores the fact that there are still many people UNpersuaded by science.

Following the hearing, the judge remained unpersuaded for the reasons he explained in his judgment.

He was unpersuaded that America's diverse electorate could efficiently govern itself, so sought to institute an administrative state to manage the electorate.

You can be unpersuaded and disagree with the balance but the lack of alternative solution alone isn't proof of a bad response.

As the Federal Circuit is incredibly pro-IP, I suspect they will be unpersuaded by any claim otherwise.

They're trying to reach the unpersuaded masses who don't currently agree or disagree.

I was unpersuaded that non-technical management grasps the technical aspects well enough to leverage them as described.

And if you failed to agree, I'd try to understand what logic (or failure thereof) caused you remain unpersuaded.

Maybe those bodies persuaded you, but that doesn't matter to the unpersuaded.

Actually I am almost completely unpersuaded by the arguments of Bostrom, Yudkowsky, et al, at least in their presented strong form.

I am unpersuaded Intel could have done anything once they failed to get any sort of traction in phones or tablets.

I'm not saying it can be done, but I am unpersuaded that it can't.

I am unpersuaded by the circular argument "Bob made the purchase, therefore he is better off, otherwise he would have not made it".

It has been best practice for over a decade, but for reasons I don't understand, nearly every developer I've worked with just wants to do the lock-in/propietary route and is entirely unpersuaded by the "portability" argument.