Sentence examples for believable on from inspiring English sources

But she's more believable on "What's in the Middle," the song about the heart of the matter.

"When I recorded '(Margie's at) The Lincoln Park Inn,' my wife said, 'You're awfully believable on that song.' I said: 'I had nothing to do with it.

Beyond that, in order to be believable on things he can theoretically control, the president needs to make clear how austerity measures would underpin a planned decrease in the French structural deficit of four points by 2013.

"Ra.One," whose billing as the most expensive Hindi film ever made is believable on screen, cost 1.35 billion rupees, or $27 million, according to Mr. Khan, which is laughably modest by Hollywood standards.

If the reason for Katya's reaction and easy decision to stay with Andrei rings clear in Ms. Houghton's heart and mind, she has yet to make it believable on stage.

I don't believe for one moment that controlling our own borders will reduce immigration, but we have to offer solutions that are believable, on the scale that matches the crisis.

Mr. Chabon encouraged him to make the material his own, even if it meant deleting whole sections in an effort to focus the action and keep it both absurd and believable on-screen.

People of the world: nearly 10,000 people have taken time out of their day to give voice to the idea that an Academy Award-winning filmmaker can't offer a "believable" take on a comic book character who flies around, toils in an underground lair and engages in an especially fantastic brand of vigilantism.

Hearing an American actor, Dennis Boutsikaris, perform it aloud makes it more believable than on the page.

Whether or not the introns early theory is judged to be parsimonious (and thus more or less believable) depends on what one takes to be the relative likelihoods of the inferred genetic processes (streamlining versus massive intron infestation) and the accepted phylogenetic framework (the Tree of Life) against which its parsimoniousness should be evaluated.

Darkness, tragedy and danger creep and crawl through this novel, not on a grand scale but on a chillingly believable, everyday one.