Sentence examples for believable job from inspiring English sources

I know that when I look at a story or imagine being in it, the first hurdle you have to clear is: "Well, could I see myself being able to pull this off and do a believable job?" I know from growing up, seeing my dad raising three boys, the stress that's inherent in being a parent.

Where Sir Alex Ferguson had to devastate the Old Firm and win a European trophy to prove himself, even though United were struggling, Moyes learned of his accession after doing a largely decent but entirely believable job at Everton, where many supporters had become weary of his conservative tendencies.

To be believable on job creation, we have to be comfortable explaining how the public-private partnership is just how large capitalist economies function.

Urban came to the studio and figured we were a believable candidate for the job.

She was so believable when she said: 'My job is to get you out and I'm going to get you out.'" Peirce found a suppressed police statement from Charles Burke, who had been living in the same Kilburn hostel as Conlon, which gave Conlon an alibi.

At the centre of this evolution is Michael Fassbender, who achieves the extraordinary feat of making Jobs not only believable but tolerable, breathing life into a character less able to mimic human responses than his misfiring machines.

The idea has far more resonance if it is part of a believable strategy to end the jobs recession and restore broad prosperity.

And throughout O'Connell does a very good job of creating a believable, sympathetic character.

The end result, well, Riklin gushes, "I think Stephen did a great job; he was really believable; it was really beautiful, and I really liked his focus".

The 75-minute play is the most realistic event at the Holy Land Experience, and Job's performance feels horrifically believable.

She described her job as "making the character more believable".