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.
There are no laughs, no insights, no believable characters and no interesting story.
She had created interesting and believable people, and given us insight into their predicaments.
Both women manage their characters with great care and deep insight making them believable but more importantly, profoundly understandable.
What help make protagonist Walker believable and empathetic are his cynical, searing insights and wisecracks and his politically incorrect habits of smoking and drinking {the liquid of choice good old scotch, not wine}.
Human feelings, as he describes them, are fully believable; and his characters are drawn with a keen insight into human nature.
Unfortunately, Morris's skill as a writer sabotages this theme: her central character simply has too much insight and capacity for self-examination to make it believable.
The secondary characters are also well drawn; we may not gain much insight into their pasts but they are certainly vivid and believable.
With "Gilead" Robinson took O'Connor's insight about "do-it-yourself religion" back to church, creating a minister whose belief is believable because it is so plainly the fruit of a personal search.
Creating a believable scenario of this scale in a laboratory setting is not feasible, and thus this study provides insight into the real impact of television media coverage on the volume and type of symptoms reported during a health scare.
