Robert Palmer Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley (1974) The MTV lothario was once a credible blue-eyed soul man.
"Kim is not only beautiful but she is extremely credible as a blue-collar woman," he added.
The iceberg-bacon-Maytag-blue salad was credible; the tuna plate, with both seared and tartare, seemed unbalanced, with the two sauces — a barbecue and a wasabi cream — overwhelming the subtlety of the fish.
"Unstoppable" makes you care a little more, since its setting is the noisy, clanking real world, or at least a credible rendition of it — a blue-collar, Rust Belt stretch of Pennsylvania immune to the kind of winking pseudo-subversion that animates Metro City in "Megamind".
Last July Ivo Sanader, then prime minister, out of the blue and without giving any credible explanation, announced that he was resigning and leaving politics.
The blues voice is the most credible to me, though.
His writing, performing and recording for ten years with The White Stripes evidences varied ingenious, credible, red-and-white ways to sing blues.
Those techniques, mixed with the aesthetic vision of blues from a midnight sky through sea blue and sunshine yellow made a credible summer collection.
All five of these blue and purple-state Republicans faces a credible Democratic challenger and Rubio's seat has strong competition on both sides.
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By contrast, Thomas Fox Averill does a masterly job of mixing credible characters with idiosyncratic food in his first novel, "Secrets of the Tsil Cafe" (BlueHen Books, $23.95).
