Sentence examples for believable element from inspiring English sources

By introducing an element of metafiction, King placed himself at the center of the series and instantly became its most believable element.

The conflict between father and son is the most, perhaps the only, believable element in the story, but the movie is so thoroughly bewitched by Edward that it makes Will look like a cold fish who stubbornly refuses to accept his father for what he is.

Beth leaves, moves in with a New York journalist, returns to work for Dink in Vegas then heads off to the Caribbean to work for a less scrupulous bookie (Vince Vaughn) whose loose ethics finally invite a semi-believable element of danger to proceedings.

Your readers don't need perfect realism to enjoy a story, but the major plot elements should be fairly believable.

So far, the sexual chemistry between the women is the only element of "Any Resemblance" as believable as the setting.

From Dionysius the Renegade to Jeremy "Terminator" LeRoy, the successful hoaxer must concoct the right combination of elements to make the work believable.

They are wonderful performers, as accomplished in the theatrical elements as in the dance, as believable in the dramatic as in the comedic.

Into this landscape, which feels entirely believable, even at its most humorous and surreal, elements of the Ulster Cycle and the Mythological Cycle are woven with astonishing assurance.

Keeping track of your characters' actions and interactions and all the other elements that go into halfway-interesting and believable fiction will exercise every brain cell you have; more so if your characters are in a setting unfamiliar to you.

The digital elements of "Avatar," he claims, are so believable that, even when they exist alongside human actors, the audience will lose track of what is real and what is not.

The chapter also discusses recent research efforts on the effect of the emotional dimension of animated pedagogical agents on learning, and how the research helps us understand which emotion elements are critical for the design of believable animated pedagogical agents.