Sentence examples for credibly drawn from inspiring English sources

Lyrically, he manages disillusionment without self-pity, circling around ideas of rehabilitation that feel credibly drawn from recent experience.

Even then, critical sanitation insights can be credibly drawn from this paper for policy and planning given that 60% of Kampala dwellers reside in informal settlements and slums.

Its characters are credibly and movingly drawn — particularly Miriam, who has relocated and shape-shifted several different times since the disappearances, just as Heather claims to have done.

The characters are too credibly and carefully drawn for that, and the actors (all New York based, but British or Irish born) are individually intelligent and thorough in their performances.

So it was a happy surprise that the book, with its intricately constructed plot, well-paced suspense, credibly rendered fantastical elements, thoughtfully drawn characters and authentically detailed settings, satisfies on all levels.

These are not the issues Mr. Berlusconi can credibly run on.

The guidelines come into force on Wednesday and Starmer has drawn a clear distinction between grossly offensive, obscene or false posts and those that credibly threaten violence, harass or stalk and breach court orders such as anonymity for rape victims.

One crucial piece of evidence was a list drawn up in 1994 by Monsignor Lynn of some three dozen active priests who had been credibly accused of sex abuses.

As for Tree, the authors draw him so credibly that he remains in a weird, half-cheerful state of denial.

"The analyses help us understand," McVeigh says in the press release, "how a movement enabled by highly resourced conservative organizations has been able to draw the support it needed to credibly present itself as a grassroots movement representing ordinary Americans, and thus exert influence on voters and the political process".

So, one cannot credibly defend the metaphysical possibility of a plurality of coexistent omnipotent agents by drawing an analogy with the phenomenon of quantum entanglement.