Sentence examples for credible life from inspiring English sources

And the suitably chiseled Mr. Elder brings as much credible life as anyone could to a man of flawed marble.

Every generation believes - must believe - that it has found the secret to creating credible life on stage, and this requires that its predecessors' approach be rejected.

But they are all given credible life by a cast that includes Michael Countryman, Carra Patterson (wonderfully unforced as that very nurse) and Suzanne Bertish (as Vivian's academic mentor).

And in an interview last May, the GSK chief executive Sir Andrew Witty admitted that three of its divisions – consumer goods, vaccines and pharmaceuticals – had "sufficient scale to have a credible life on their own".

The society plays certainly use the form of 19th-century melodrama, but the richness of their characterisation transcends the convention, and the dialogue has a form and antithetical strength that always make for credible life on the stage.

The Holden Gallery, Mon to 12 Dec RC Titled Fair Faces, Dark Places, this show of prints and drawings by the late 19th-century Scottish artist harks back to a time when painstaking technical precision could be wielded both to immortalise the living and to give credible life to the farthest reaches of the subconscious.

Despite the efforts of the production's two fine actresses, the characters have no credible stage life; they exist only as puppets for Mamet's ideas.

I made them caricatures, stereotypes or hieratic figures - I denied them the oxygen of believable dialogue, and the nourishment of a credible inner life.

David Wiegand of The San Francisco Chronicle, gave the program a rave review and saying that, "[It's so] good you can't help wondering why no one thought of it before, a compelling mix of credible real-life melodrama with a fictionalized approximation of what it takes to get a Broadway show from the idea stage to opening night.

"It has to be better made, better constructed and more credible than real life".

Edward Dmytryk, who directed, has set the whole thing in an oratorical style and has given it the quality of a philippic rather than a credible story from life.