Sentence examples for far more believable from inspiring English sources

This will all make for a far more believable entry.

Cin Lai, the country's Muay Thai kickboxing champion, is far more believable as a lethal weapon.

Taryn Manning, in a much smaller role as Rabbit's ex-girlfriend, is far more believable and makes a bigger impact.

The good news is the left has a far more believable story to tell that has the added benefit of being true.

The brothers are far more believable when they are angry than when they turn girlfriendish and sentimental ("She always smelled good," Isaac says of their long-dead mother).

But this is far more believable: the idea that his real life has been compressed and clenched within himself, but always there, another all-but-intolerable burden.

("Like a theatre piece," Poppe told me). The films describe psychological journeys far richer, more believable, and with more gravitas than those we're used to seeing in more conventionally filmed movies, vaulting us straight into the emotional hearts of their characters.

When film-makers do challenge this polarised orthodoxy of motherhood it results in far more complex and believable female characters.

Republicans may have an argument, but President Obama is far more likable and believable.

In their sublimely mad films for Paramount -- The Cocoanuts," "Animal Crackers" (1930), "Monkey Business" (1931), "Horse Feathers" (1932) and "Duck Soup" (1933) -- the Marx Brothers, in their childlike anarchy, are far more appealing, sane and believable than the creepy lovers, inviolate dowagers and assorted con men surrounding them.

The idea has far more resonance if it is part of a believable strategy to end the jobs recession and restore broad prosperity.