Sentence examples for actually more believable from inspiring English sources

'House of Cards' is actually more believable".

That scene comes about 12 minutes into "Gravity," a half-hour dramedy that begins Friday night on Starz, and it's actually more believable than the opening, in which Robert drives his Mercedes off the Palisades Interstate Parkway and flies far enough through the air to crash into a swimming pool aboard a cruise ship on the Hudson.

The prank will be more believable if your mark actually sees the false positive pregnancy test.

That way it's more believable that you were actually bitten.

That explanation would be more believable if Mr. Bush had actually been putting poor children first.

Actually, it's all down to something a little more believable than that.

"It makes it much more believable to have a simulation that actually works".

According to this line of thinking, it is more believable to our adversaries that we would actually use nuclear weapons that may each kill and sicken fewer people ― including innocent civilians.

And then after reading the script, I read Yossi's book, and I was like, "Oh, wow! Actually, we had to cut a lot out just to make it more believable".

Actually getting punched for a scene looks good because it's obviously more believable, but the actor will get angry.

He'd be a lot more believable as some fiscal champion if he joined us in actually fighting the deficit with pay-as-you-go rules".