Sentence examples for generally believable from inspiring English sources
Some physicians felt that patient statements on adherence were generally believable: "I actually believe what patients tell me" (Cph1), and physicians could even seem torn between their suspicion of poor adherence and an almost moral obligation to trust patients.
While they noted there were some unexplained parts of the plot, they felt that it was generally believable and said that "Vicki actually steals the show here".
Therefore, we also tested whether socially anxious individuals will show a relatively strong belief bias when reasoning with neutral, generally believable, materials.
An example of a generally believable conclusion would be: 'An elephant is bigger than a mouse', whereas 'A mouse is bigger than an elephant' represents an example of a generally unbelievable conclusion.
"I believe the conclusions about exposure are generally solidly based; they are believable and reassuring, as well," says Steven Simon, a radiation epidemiologist at the U.S. National Cancer Institute of the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland.
Generally, the liberation is invariably more compelling, more believable, than the imprisonment.
And the Red Sox have generally been so unimpressive that ownership has been forced to issue a not-quite-believable vote of confidence in Bobby Valentine.
Generally, most people are pretty smart, and if somebody stands in front of them and is not believable, it's just not credible.
The money that flows through Transnistria is off the books, he said, which is believable considering cash Transnistrian rubles (or on rare occasion, American dollars or Russian rubles) are generally the only form of accepted payment.
"Probably the most chilling and believable first-person story of a criminally warped mind I have ever encountered," Stanley Kubrick said of what is generally reckoned to be Thompson's greatest work.
There's a lot of people out there, quite understandably, who don't trust politicians generally on this issue and that is why legislation is the right thing to do, because it helps make it believable.
