Sentence examples for longer believable from inspiring English sources

The words that availed in prior crises are no longer believable.

What he meant, however, was that his earlier statements were no longer believable.

So there had come a moment when the lie was no longer believable.

No longer believable, neither as man or a character, his lack of credibility ultimately fails the story he's been employed to tell.

"A scene needs to be more detailed – if you have an office space, having a couple of guys standing around is no longer believable; you need ten people and they need to be typing and their fingers need to be articulating, and they need to have empty coffee cups on their desks because they've been up all night.

As Lance once told me – because we had a conversation prior to Oprah when he was pondering how to come forward and I said, not nudging him: "Why don't you just keep doing what you always do and fight?" He said "Well, the lie is no longer believable".

When we asked for news of the French Woman, Cerviño would repeat the story about his sick father-in-law, which no longer sounded believable.

"The two dangers are that it will no longer be believable that we are under the age of 30, and the other one is that we won't want to do it any more.

They are celebrating Julia's "last fuckable day" – a media construct whereby female actors are no longer considered believable as a love interest in films – before giving her a Viking send-off.

And though the anti-marijuana hyperbole of the "Reefer Madness" era may no longer be believable today, our current anti-drug policies remain bolstered by arguments that have little, if any, factual basis.

Mutual assured destruction, the threat upon which the umbrella over Europe relies, really no longer exists as a believable strategy.