Sentence examples for believably even from inspiring English sources

Grief is notoriously difficult believably, even in the longer format television yields, but Sorry for You Loss manages to do so with seemingly effortless dexterity.

His initial encounter with Laura Pitt-Pulford as Jane Powell ('Milly Brandon'), the barmaid Adam brings home as his bride, worked because Ms. Pitt-Pulford was believably fiesty, even abrasive, yet yearning all at once.

Or, even less believably: "Most things in Des Moines in the 1950's were the best of their type".

Wearing his "24" face throughout, Mr. Sutherland is believably beleaguered, though not even as Jack Bauer did he ever pull a gun on a nun.

He's not a perfect person, but he's essentially a perfect boyfriend — not "perfect for her" or realistic or even cardboard-cutout ideal but believably blessed in every way one could wish from a partner.

The geek's rise into cultural power over the past decade means that film and television had to learn to believably represent the culture and aesthetic of games, even in small ways.

" By acting distant and then telling others that you have felt some symptoms of strep throat, you can more believably fake the illness the same day or even a few days later.

Even Yelena, poignantly played by Natacha Roi, is believably embraceable.

Even in shows that use real or believably pastiche music, it makes sense for the recording studio to be a sparing location.

While the scenery is eye-catching, it's the faces you watch (even when hidden by hats and shades) as these believably flawed and finely drawn characters collapse and fall into a hellish underworld of their own making.

Knowing that Cronenberg doesn't rehearse actors makes this risky performance even that much more thrilling, as Giamatti poignantly and believably inhabits his character, and no more so than when the twisted thoughts he expresses are beyond belief.