Sentence examples for be believable on from inspiring English sources
Beyond that, in order to be believable on things he can theoretically control, the president needs to make clear how austerity measures would underpin a planned decrease in the French structural deficit of four points by 2013.
To be believable on job creation, we have to be comfortable explaining how the public-private partnership is just how large capitalist economies function.
I am also realizing that with practice, anyone has the tools to be believable on-stage.
"Ra.One," whose billing as the most expensive Hindi film ever made is believable on screen, cost 1.35 billion rupees, or $27 million, according to Mr. Khan, which is laughably modest by Hollywood standards.
I don't believe for one moment that controlling our own borders will reduce immigration, but we have to offer solutions that are believable, on the scale that matches the crisis.
David Kane: Basically, you're looking to create a story that's believable on an island of 20,000 people.
There's a delicious streak of sharp-tongued acidity running through much of the dialogue, which is just brutal enough to be believable (though MTV's insistence on bleeping out swearwords remains irritating – just leave them out of the script!).
Senator Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat on the intelligence committee, said that Trump's behavior "wouldn't be believable if he was a character on House of Cards", much less the Republican nominee for president.
You want it to be believable, not cast suspicion on your actions.
He also thought that the line "I can breathe for the first time/ I'm so moving on, yeah yeah" was believable "that either her ex is a total prick or she's deserves [sic] an Oscar nom".
