Sentence examples for just credible from inspiring English sources

Shirley isn't just credible; she's suddenly cool.

Mason's dialogue can sometimes be stiff, but in the sections featuring Nancy's parents it's not just credible but also charming and often funny.

"I was about to chide you for suggesting that goal one was 'incredible' because such a lapse by Arsenal was not just credible but predictable," barfs Colum Farrelly.

In the early years it was perhaps just credible that Mr Horton might have overpaid money to her from his salary, and might have asked her to pay back the excess from time to time.

These are all facts from the book that are substantiated by not just credible sources, but definitive ones.

Cranston has made the journey -- from the henpecked husband who was working two jobs in Season 1 to the murderer who said, "I won" at the end of Season 4 -- not just credible but fascinating.

In this spirit, Benedict has the obligation to shepherd not just guidelines but credible mandates that all priest-abusers and bishops who abetted their crimes face disclosure and punishment.

Labour does not need to present a programme that is just transformative or simply credible.

Generally, most people are pretty smart, and if somebody stands in front of them and is not believable, it's just not credible.

And, most important, the messages get out quickly, with the Taliban often claiming responsibility for an attack within minutes of its execution, and with just enough credible detail to be believable.

Completely ridiculous; just not credible".