Sentence examples for believable man from inspiring English sources

The sweet, nondescript Osgood makes a believable man of letters.

At times Mr. Woodside (who played President Wayne Palmer on "24") reaches for the rolling cadences of Dr. King's speech, but more often he wisely concentrates on portraying a believable man who is heroic yet human-scaled.

A show equally committed to showing three-dimensional, believable men and women stands out.

"The more believable humanity of Walter White — the discovery that he's not a good man but an everyman — is due to Bryan, Gilligann said.

Dumbfounded by the turn of events, the French ambassador Noailles wrote: "I have witnessed the most sudden change believable in men, and I believe that God alone worked it".

Prior to Queer, the number of believable gay men in British TV drama could be counted on one finger: Warren in This Life.

By turns contemptuous, flirtatious, vengeful and tender, they argue about politics and morality with a fire that makes it believable that men would surrender to either of them, even to their doom.

Kelly believed that Eccleston was believable as a man who had destroyed two civilizations and was dealing with the repercussions and could have brought more to the show had Eccleston stayed for a second series.

Truong gives us instead a completely believable Asian gay man adrift in a strange European world.

No longer believable, neither as man or a character, his lack of credibility ultimately fails the story he's been employed to tell.

Mr. Lewis, who played Laertes to Ralph Fiennes's Hamlet on Broadway, creates a heroic but believable character, a man of modesty, intelligence, conscience and unwavering devotion to his job.