Sentence examples for found it believable from inspiring English sources

But I would never have found it believable, in the 50s or later, that with its thuggish self-righteousness and callous contempt for artists' freedoms, that the Soviet way of controlling culture could be successfully exported to America.

Verdi didn't seize on the lurid matter of "Trovatore" because he found it believable; rather, he relished the extremity of the situation, which forced his characters to react in extreme ways.

In 1967, when Sidney Poitier played a distinguished scientist who is a candidate for a Nobel Prize in Stanley Kramer's film about interracial love and courtship, "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," how many people found it believable?

I was like "Woah, I could do it now!" When you first read the script did you find it believable?

I haven't heard them, but I find it believable that they clumsily go from their critique of Israeli policy to saying things that are antisemitic.

"Part of being a great brand is conveying what you stand for in an authentic manner so consumers find it believable," said Nirmalya Kumar, a professor of marketing at the London Business School who has studied the company.

He added, "If some people find it believable that a juvenile court judge would jail a 6-year-old girl for writing about a children's picture book, it's because that same judge jailed a 13-year-old boy".

I don't care what the ghost lore says, I don't find it believable that our Bobby Singer would go down that particular path.

I'm guessing this is because your lifelong friends won't find it believable that you know what a dharna is, so the cheat site feeds you words at your own level and your cheating can go undetected.

Cycling around the concrete perimeter track, I found it scarcely believable that this could ever have been an invisible airfield.

"I found it a very believable and understandable way of thinking about data," he said.