From the believable fiction of Tyrannosaur to the unbelievable "truth" of Tabloid (2011, Dogwoof, E).
Of course, it is maddeningly difficult to separate the bragging from the believable in those conversations, he said.
"I think she's so brilliant at presentations," says Mower. "She's from the believable generation: it's real, it's not just the skinny zombies".
He said that he was considering a number of measures to stem the tide of women's credibility, including an executive order banning women from giving believable accounts to the press.
The supporting performances are strong too, from the believable despair of Amy Hargreaves's Sam, who finds her life destroyed anew by her brother's fatally reduced worldview, to the troubled but unwavering support of Devin Ratray's gun-toting old school buddy, a character who could be played for grim laughs, but remains just on the right side of deadpan.
The circumstances of Widmerpool's death, whereby he is transformed from a believable person into "a sub-Dickensian grotesque" is, says Ali, a cause for much regret.
Frank Lovece of Newsday described it as a "soullessly gritty" film, which apart from one believable scene involving Thirlby, is "all tough-guy talk and humorless cynicism".
I think there's so much freaky legitimate science out there that I think it's a hair's breadth away from being believable that people can communicate telepathically.
Although many promising results have been obtained from animal models, believable benefit from anti-oxidant application in sepsis has rarely been translated into success in human clinical trials [ 92].
They're all part of a wider demand from the public for believable, three-dimensional women on TV, and have been greeted with huge acclaim.
