Sentence examples for Quite credible from inspiring English sources

The idea that Farage might be the next prime minister would be quite credible.

It should be said that the actors are both quite credible in their roles.

Suddenly, compared with the incredible, insane, illogical cliffhangers in the actual D.C., the ones in Rhimes's D.C. seem quite credible.

It's too much plot, not to mention symbolic baggage, and the resolutions feel rushed and not quite credible.

A missile defense would be destabilizing as well as unnecessary -- Washington's commitment to defend Taiwan's security is already quite credible.

"But considering that we interviewed three people who gave very similar testimony, these testimonies actually appear quite credible".

It's filled with not-quite-credible slapstick variations on the theme of love thwarted and love won, with three couples who bumble through all manner of confusion before they are finally paired off properly.

The other, "Tape" by Stephen Belber, is a well-constructed if not-quite-credible psychodrama about two men and a woman in a three-way fencing match over a long-ago sexual act that may or may not have constituted rape.

They range from the merely not-known-not-to-be-false to the not-quite-believable-but-quite-credible.

But I have never known him to be quite as credible as he is in Nicholas Hytner's smashing production of "Othello" at the National Theater here.

I'm sure I could be quite a credible Violetta  right now as a person, as an actress, but I'm not sure I would do the music justice yet".