Sentence examples similar to credible encounter from inspiring English sources
Their credible and tender sexual encounter is the calm before the storm, as for Romeo and Juliet.
Most centrally, it is — or eventually becomes — a surprising but credible love story, as a chance encounter between Guidry and Charlotte and her children assumes unexpected dimensions.
But in the end Mitchell's future was decided when Mitting decided that Rowland gave a more credible account of their 15-second encounter, which could only be heard by the two men.
It's a credit to Banks's writing that this abandoned school bus remains one of the most credible depictions of a terrestrial heaven that I've encountered in a novel.
Both he and Serena are eager to make something happen by stirring up conflict, a strategy that Ray encounters with more naïveté and surprise than seem credible for someone of her experience.
That backdrop remains a significant part of Close Encounters' genius: the depiction of Earth is so credible that we readily take the same extraterrestrial leaps of faith as its protagonist.
A half hour later, he had it down, an entirely credible dialogue that would flow smoothly into but not foreshadow a spasmodically violent encounter between Dority and a minor character.
He had a sound grasp of human psychology, as manifested both in his credible treatment of everyday life and in the tense and nightmarish situations encountered in his more-chilling films.
No venturing entrepreneur could claim credible understanding of the meaning of success in the foregoing passages without presumably encountering, and working through or around, any of myriad obstacles.
Fifty years of acting experience have made Mr. Langella so adroit that he is credible even when dropping Noël Coward, President Kennedy and Adele Astaire, Fred's sister, into the same Cape Cod luncheon-and-dance encounter.
