Sentence examples for a believable case from inspiring English sources

A Democrat who makes a believable case that these problems can be dealt with effectively — and who asks the public to roll up its sleeves and join in such an effort — can win.

This was a fairly apt summary, since Patrick Grant, the designer of E. Tautz, who sold his house and car to buy Norton & Sons in 2005, created a believable case for color in his collection, starting with bright fuchsia capes and jackets in a stiff canvas worn over Etonian schoolboy suits.

This celebration of swing, a dance developed in the 1920's at the Savoy Ballroom in Harlem, has been organized by the producers of the Broadway musical "Swing!" But Marc Routh, one of those producers, makes a believable case for the festival's having as much to do with the sheer joy of swing dancing as with the show.

Always have a believable excuse ready just in case!

Give your character a believable family.

Give them a believable past with a canon character or make them related to one.

The novelist's art lies in creating a believable plot.

The sweet, nondescript Osgood makes a believable man of letters.

Like the gardener, the writer must create a believable world.

Chinn doesn't quite cohere as a believable individual.

Steven Spielberg's dinosaurs are pretty scary, but have we ever seen a believable God on film?