Sentence examples for less unbelievable from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't want a creationist to misinterpret this, but I always find geology more or less unbelievable.

Jennifer Lopez is less unbelievable than you'd expect as the Palm Beach estate agent who becomes his partner in crime, and the narrative threads aren't perhaps as predictable as they first appear.

The Cavaliers could even be interested in an contract extension, which seems less unbelievable when you realize that he's actually still only 28 (even if it feels like he's already played more career minutes than many retired All-Stars).

"To be back in our own space within a year of leaving Wooster Street, and to be in the West Village, no less, is just unbelievable," said the company's artistic director, Robert Lyons, above.

If he'd been a character in fiction, he'd have been unbelievable, less a convincing person than a constellation of symbols, a dream that a certain population of America had of itself.

"It's been nothing less than an unbelievable transformation of the products from the interior to the ride and handling and performance the vehicles offer to the functionality, the style, the imagery that consumers want".

While the difference is significant for both content types, this content effect may be explained by a floor effect for affectively charged items, since the already negative valence here would leave less room for unbelievable items to be rated as even more negative.

To have marched in the last legal Communist demonstration in Berlin in 1933 may have been an experience as delicious as protracted sexual intercourse (Hobsbawm's metaphor, not mine), but the experience of defending the indefensible and -- more insulting -- of being asked to believe the unbelievable was far less delightful and, equally to the point, very much more protracted.

"He's won two competitions in less than a year so it's unbelievable".  .

It's an unbelievable feeling when it's just less thinking, just produce.

Turns out you could get that same blend of bad acting, daringly unbelievable storylines, and fantasy for a lot less money by "scripting" it rather than "writing" it.