Sentence examples for believable decisions from inspiring English sources

Eurogamer's Tom Brawell stated that Tidus and the other characters "make much more dignified and believable decisions than those made by their predecessors in other Final Fantasy games".

Indeed, the clarity of the authorial third person is one of the book's fundamental weaknesses, revealing a level of calculation behind every decision that seems barely credible, and without the ambiguities that could make the characters and their decisions believable.

Their decision isn't believable, but the Farrellys have never let niceties like realism get in the way of their jokes.

Availability of evidence particularly linking various dimensions of the framework was said to make conclusions from results more believable and likely to feed into decision-making.

Mr. Benigni's decision makes this "Pinocchio" as believable as Diana Ross playing Dorothy in "The Wiz" or Matthew McConaughey portraying a college graduate in "Contact".

Thus, from all indications, global warming has become almost believable... yet not compelling enough for decision-makers to take any truly preventative steps.

"I really would want to see some really hard, believable evidence before I even start pondering a decision".

The evaluations may determine how believable a hypothesis is, whether we may rely on the hypothesis in our decisions, how strong the support is that the sample gives to the hypothesis, and so on.

Overall, the therapist agreed with the system decisions approximately 65% of the time and also thought the system decisions were believable and could envision this system being used in both a clinical and home setting.

This week, host Sarah Koenig tries to figure out whether Bergdahl's story is believable or if it was concocted in hindsight as a way of justifying his decision to go awol.

That's believable, no? Adrian Chen: I don't buy the idea that whenever Facebook makes a decision that lowers its revenue it is some meaningful sign of social responsibility, or that it will necessarily lead to a better outcome.