Sentence examples for believable given from inspiring English sources
To some that will seem barely believable, given he exists in the minds of those who saw him in action as an eternally youthful figure.
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.
The judgment said Suárez's claim to have been "conciliatory and friendly" in the set-to with Evra was not believable, given the "mutual animosity" of their argument clear in video evidence.
A couple of years earlier, his associates let it be known that Mr. Spitzer had vowed to "put a spike through Langone's heart" — completely believable, given Mr. Spitzer's penchant for tough-guy posturing.
This is believable given that transaction volume has gone up 30x in the last year.
That's certainly believable given that Target has already rolled out a suite of beautifully designed mobile applications that are also innovative from a technical perspective. .
The problems at Portsmouth, the details of which even now seem scarcely believable, gave Brown an insight into the speed with which a club can lose control and an understanding of the power of collective action.
Egypt Independent's bosses cited a lack of resources — a believable claim, given the business situation for most newsrooms today.
An embassy document dated November 1987 concluded that Daniel's story "contains enough truths and plausibilities to make it believable, especially given Colonia Dignidad's reputation".
By definition, it's not credible; it's not believable either: given passenger Adams's actual age, he would have been eight years old at the time of the Mogadishu hijack.
Defeat here would have meant a second consecutive loss on clay for Nadal, a scarcely believable prospect given that the world No1 has won the last four French Opens, the past five Monte Carlo Masters titles and four out of the past five Rome Masters.
