Sentence examples for believable at all from inspiring English sources

You didn't seem believable at all".

"It's not believable at all up here".

Because the world needs to be believable within itself, even if it's not believable at all compared to our world".

River: Not very believable at all, because she doesn't appear to be very upset by the fact that she's dead.

It doesn't sound to me believable at all.

The great thing about it is that it doesn't have to look believable at all (she's too perfect to be human).

So, fully explanatory really says that if a formula is believable at a possible world, there is a justification for it.

The clause requiring that \(\mathcal{M}, \Delta \Vdash X\) for every \ \Delta \in \mathcal{G}\) such that \ \Gamma \mathcal{R} \Delta\) is the familiar Hintikka/Kripke condition for \(X\) to be believed, or be believable, at \ \Gamma\).

But Mr. Rosen brings an anguished, dark sincerity to this tricky role, making the ambiguities believable, at least in the moment.

While the circumstances that bring them together — and keep them together — are not always credible, the men's contrasting voices are captured with a natural ease that makes them stand on their own as believable, at times even memorable characters.

More important, he was believable — at least to the nine million-plus who reelected him in 1916 — because he had always promised to make "convincing experience" rather than ideology his guide.