Sentence examples for especially credible from inspiring English sources
None of it is especially credible or engaging.
Here, too, my advice isn't helpful or especially credible.
The reunion between nose and man at the end of the story is sudden, inexplicable and not especially credible to the narrator.
He sat at one end with sandwiches and a glass of wine telling stories, one after another, making Thanksgiving especially credible for his friends at hand.
Do climate scientists let others see their work -- especially credible scientists who can scrutinize it?
Turco is especially credible and engaging as Abby, Clarke's mom and the Ark's resourceful doctor, but Cusick seems rather muted and subdued.
Yet even if the election is held, it will not look credible, especially to Haitians.
The child performers — who are, justly, given lead billing above their elders — are forthright and credible, especially Emma Watson, as the witch-haired Hermione.
And a five-point lead, especially in a credible poll with a large sample size, is a big number to put up on the scoreboard.
And for many Venezuelans, the allegations seem credible, especially because the United States once gave tacit approval for a coup that briefly removed Mr. Chávez from office.
The child performers who are, justly, given lead billing above their elders are forthright and credible, especially Emma Watson, as the witch-haired Hermione.
