Sentence examples for believable ways from inspiring English sources

"Chicago is where you come for 'real people,' the salt-of-the-earth types who face believable situations in believable ways.

The subtle nuances of class; the charged eroticism between siblings, between husband and wife, between parents and children; the examination of faith and its loss — all are explored in rich, believable ways.

The families of Pablo and Mary also interact, in less compelling and believable ways, but there is strong work from Megan Tusing, Humberto Chaparro and especially Annie Kozuch, who, as Mary's altitude-troubled mother, acts with telling subtlety.

King has an extraordinary eye for the details of life on the edge, and his characters try, in believable ways, to resist the false empowerments of violence and anger.

I love that that Jane-Rafael relationship is romantic and has many ups and downs in believable ways.

Today's audiences are becoming more sophisticated, she says, especially younger viewers who have grown up being exposed to the latest in science and engineering, and they want to see these wonders portrayed on the screen in spectacular and believable ways.

They have a way of grounding everything that they do in a very believable way.

Her past and the secrets she's been keeping color the series, as they should — only, unfortunately, not in a believable way.

Each one was modelled as a software "agent" with its own desires, needs and goals, and the ability to perceive the environment and respond to the immediate surroundings in a believable way.

The real miracle here is that Kirshenbaum, the author of two story collections and the much-admired novel "Hester Among the Ruins," manages to bring these disparate threads together in a believable way.

His way of acknowledging its success is to credit the cast, along with his luck at getting handed a story "that a lot of people obviously responded to as a book," to which he could apply "some family stuff in my own life that was the glue, that was unusual, that hadn't been done so much in a believable way in the past".