Sentence examples for credible edge from inspiring English sources

The dark nights of the soul that follow this innocent error have a sharp and credible edge, but also conjure up a sense of pure nightmare, full of delusion and paranoia.

The film was written and directed by Terry George, who was previously responsible for such phenomenal dramas as In the Name of the Father and Hotel Rwanda, and here uses those more serious tools to bring some credible edge to the comedy.

GM designers did a credible job of smoothing the hard edges of the previous generation's exterior, but they were less successful in reworking the interior.

"A major fire moving up to the edge of L.A.N.L. is not only credible but likely," the report concluded.

And a Department of Energy report published last year concluded that "a major fire moving up to the edge of Los Alamos National Laboratory is not only credible but likely".

Trying to be both on the cutting edge of technology and to be a credible Executive creating strategy is no longer possible in today's environment.

Given Infineons manufacturing expertise and cutting edge technology, it could prove to be a credible player.

He exhibits typical sentimental characteristics; according to Robert Payne, Dostoyevsky "writes on the edge of sentimentality, but he is a completely credible and rounded figure".

Now, with credible, influential broadcasters such as Helen Mayhew and Sarah Ward (Dinner Jazz) and Mike Chadwick (Cutting Edge), the revitalised Jazz FM broadcasts nationally on virtually every platform – except FM.

From the day Steve Jobs started Next and took with him the kernel of the company's leading-edge hardware designers in 1985, Apple never mounted a credible, unique, robust high-power computing solution that could follow-on from the Macintosh.

If Trump is to edge toward a rules-based strategy, the rules need to be credible.