Sentence examples for is always believable from inspiring English sources

Whatever state of physical impairment you claim, it is always believable.

In the 1930's, he created a town in South India that he called Malgudi and populated it with characters who could be fussy, tricky, harmlessly rebellious or philosophical -- but who were always believable.

It's always believable, so as long as they can keep doing that, then I think we're in good shape".

But Wasikowska never teeters into histrionics, she is always completely believable.

If his breakup scene with Blanchett's Hepburn is more moving than the long stretch when Hughes' psychiatric symptoms have him on self-imposed lockdown, it's because DiCaprio's anguish is always more believable when he's giving form to the mute pain of characters who aren't themselves fully formed.

To create a character that's totally believable and realistic is always going to be the challenge.

"Armando is always very keen to make it believable, to feel real.

Hatcher, too, is always engaging — she's loose-limbed, a little goofy, and believable as a recent divorcée who hasn't quite found her footing.

Mr. Simpatico layers on the eccentricities perhaps a little too thickly — Whida's gabby dialogue is laced with bits of Spanish and French and German and even Yiddish — but Whida is never less than entertaining, even when she is not always believable.

The pattern becomes predictable, and the yawning during one bit of lying around is a little too infectious, yet the performers are always appealing and believable.

Eschewing verisimilitude (the dancers are always dancers, never believable soldiers), Ms. Becker prettifies war, and she fails to find any dance equivalents for the moral ambiguities and historical accidents of Mr. Maraniss's book.