Sentence examples for it doesn't seem credible from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't seem credible," said Eliot Cohen, a professor of strategic studies at Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies and the author of "Supreme Command," a study of presidents and their relationships with the military.

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So it does not seem credible that such calamities have destroyed each and every ET society.

"If someone looked at a part of the game they hadn't seen recently and some aspect of it didn't seem credible they'd be able to say something immediately," Bottomley said.

He thought Cameron just "doesn't seem credible as PM - too lightweight".

Johnson now dismisses this as humouring an old friend, but Purnell says this doesn't seem credible: "He wasn't some kid in the sixth form being an idiot.

First, it just does not seem credible to hold that moral rules and principles should be hierarchically ordered.

The case felt rushed and the handling of the issues superficial; it also didn't seem credible that looking at crime-scene photos of girls her daughter's age with their throats cut would make the tough cookie Alicia choke up and question her feelings about the death penalty.

But that does not seem credible.

"In the big scheme of things, those numbers don't seem credible," he said.

He knows of at least two cases in which people asserting to be LGBT had their refugee status rejected because they didn't seem credible.