That the one believable figure in "Time and Again" belongs firmly to the present says much about what has gone wrong here.
It is a scarcely believable figure, but walk around the stadium and British accents are audible among the 80,000 at Signal Iduna Park.
Be creative, just keep it to a believable figure like it can't be floating because it just can.
Tealing is all too believable a figure in his still-traumatised state, stuck in his university job that isn't offering real fulfilment – his attempted research on a minor wartime English writer cannot hope to compete with the "Case" – and able only to offer a colleague, Carol Pritchley, the limited comfort of an on-off relationship.
The notion that Generation Z has turned its back on getting high just became less believable, as new figures show a sharp jump in the number of young people using cocaine, ketamine and LSD.
"A certain degree of pastiche is acceptable and even necessary to the establishment of historical figures as believable literary characters.
Northern European artists utilized Italian Renaissance trends but with a more believable sense of realism; figures in these works look like individuals with a variety of ages, shapes, and faces, and their bodies appear nearly lost under the folds of heavy clothing.
Bentley claims this 6,000lb sedan will bolt from zero to 62mph (100km/h) in 4.9 seconds and push on to a top speed of 190mph – believable, perhaps even conservative, figures.
This figure is believable given the assumption that these men, who were agricultural labourers, worked on the pyramids only (or primarily) while there was little work to be done in the fields i.e., when the Nile River was in flood.
He is much more believable as a human figure, and he radiates a crouching menace Rubens will never capture.
