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I did feel the reasoning was a little drastic but could be believable to a degree.

A political thriller pumped with as much dramatic juice as "The Contender" doesn't have to be believable to be gripping.

Politics is persuasion and "to be persuasive we must be believable; to be believable we must be credible" wrote the American journalist Edward R Murrow.

If you answer truthfully, you are much more likely to give a consistent message that will be believable to the assessors.

A political thriller pumped up with as much dramatic juice as "The Contender" doesn't have to be believable to be gripping.

C-IN2 falls somewhere between those extremes, with racier campaigns using well-defined models and athletes, though always in settings where it would be believable to find a guy wearing only underwear (locker rooms or lounging in an apartment).

She had so much trauma that it wouldn't have been believable to put her through any more, I feel.

The effort to paint his disinclination or inability to use a computer as quaint and principled is believable to no one who actually uses a computer.

Though the characters' wide age gap might make their camaraderie seem unrealistic in the eyes of some readers, the friendship was believable to me.

The challenge of this industry is to be believable, and to do that, companies have to be truthful about what products can do.

You can't write without words like "very" and "mostly," but writers who want to be believable ought to purge as many of them as possible.