Altenberg's evocation of time and place seems credibly researched, but she's unable to infuse an episodic narrative with her own enthusiasm for this slice of history.
Only Mary, all sinew and darting eyes, seems credibly ragged, maybe because of all of them, she's the one with her own agenda, which is bloody, but may not be any more complicated than wanting to find a worthier crew to wander the scorched earth with.
In an otherwise well-directed and well-performed production, none of the characters manage to seem credibly thunderstruck when Lynette reveals that she, an ordinary housewife, has for three decades kept to herself the answer to one of the most provocative mysteries of the last half of the 20th century.
Coming on the heels of Michael Flynn's resignation as National Security Advisor due to his still-murky, pre-inauguration engagement with Russian officials, the three generals seem credibly patriotic.
Certainly with Lear, you have to credibly enter an acceptable zone of seeming like an octogenarian.
"Shortages and cutbacks, people mad at the church or even leaving her, and our seeming inability to get the Gospel message credibly out there," he said, mentioning a list of ills that included the sexual abuse scandal, the shortage of priests and the "ridicule" he said the church has faced for opposing gay marriage.
Having experienced SMS rumors of a deadly gunman myself as graduate student at UC Irvine, I know how powerfully credibly social media can seem.
Automakers are developing electric passenger cars, but Rivian seems to have credibly advanced the idea of an EV pickup truck and SUV, which would be very attractive in the marketplace given the American consumer's penchant for such vehicles over small cars.
Credibly or not, the college student seems exhilarated at the start.
Here the biographer's effort "to be fair" to his subject seems hard won and credibly devastating.
It seems to me it would credibly cover all manner of flip-flops.
