Sentence examples for exactly credible from inspiring English sources

He's an effortlessly likable actor (though this can be used to perverse effect, as in The Last King of Scotland) and his attempts to suggest Erie's scepticism and despondency are never exactly credible.

But it's not exactly credible.

Exactly how credible remains to be seen.

It's a weird conversation from a Texas perspective, where Mr. Perry has had exactly two credible primary opponents in two decades, and it'll be interesting to see him working a new problem.

Guerra isn't exactly a credible witness, though.

Of course, this is not exactly what a credible news commentator like Mr. Matthews wants out in the ether -- an implication, even if unintentional, that he turned on a president after being refused a job in his administration.

Of course, the quickest and easiest dismissal is that the A3P stuff comes from Anonymous, not exactly the most credible of sources.

I think it is amazing that he could know this (credible) number exactly.

A small, bipartisan group of senators, known as the Gang of Six, is now working to do exactly that: devise a credible, specific deficit proposal.

But the buildings are exactly as they really were, and the characters are credible only the situation is dire.

Holy Fire is unlikely to provoke mass shirt-removal and pint-waving at closing time, but it's a bold and confident gesture, exactly the kind of record "credible" bands make when they fancy playing their festival slots when it's getting dark, instead of in the middle of the afternoon.