Sentence examples for a highly believable from inspiring English sources

Carl Kimlinger described the characterization of the adult Jun as a "highly believable mixture of bruised pride, desperate loneliness, and downtrodden numbness" and praised how relatable the character is compared to his younger self.

Research has shown that people who play a game based on a highly believable narrative, for example an oil shortage that would affect the way they drive their car, buy food, etc, actually produced a change in their daily habits which endured beyond the time spent playing the game (McGonigal, 2011).

Yet ghosts, despite their utter disregard for biology and physics, persist in seeming highly believable.

By its logic, many creatures that we find highly believable should instead rank near the bottom of the list.

Her quarrelsome, highly believable brothers and sisters were echoed by Enid Blyton, Arthur Ransome, Noel Streatfeild, Roald Dahl and, more recently, a constellation of contemporary authors like Hilary McKay, Anne Fine, Cathy Cassidy, Frank Cottrell Boyce, and Francesca Simon.

The paintings, heaving with matter, are highly believable depictions of seas - which we inevitably take for the north Atlantic, where the last great sea war took place, its final shameful coda occurring far to the south, with the sinking of the Belgrano in the Falklands war.

"It's highly believable that there will be host factors that will block HIV postentry," says Richard Koup of the Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center in New York City.

To summarize, content interferes with logical reasoning when reasoning with highly believable materials.

This is a highly reasonable and believable explanation for why Peter Mansbridge would be speaking to a CAPP crowd.

The zine-maker known as Instigator found these Polaroids and created his own narrative for each that range from highly-believable scenarios to poetically existential fantasies.

Stahl gives him a lot of believable mother wit and moxie, but the reader has trouble hearing the comedian speak, with his second-grade education, "in fuzzy retrospect" or talk about a "highly irritating endeavor".