Sentence examples similar to lost believability from inspiring English sources
"The Big Time" loses believability at the end with some absurd and convenient plot twists, but it's still a pleasant journey.
Eventually, though, the plot becomes so implausible that the absurdity Mr. Walker seeks does in fact click in; the characters lose all believability, so the play becomes genuinely funny.
There are great moments and moments when believability is lost.
The conundrum of Rousseau also depends on the fact that when things went wrong in his paintings, their very wrongness - anatomically, or in terms of perspective - more often than not feels right, or so out of whack and unlikely that what is lost in terms of believability is gained in character and presence.
"There is great demand for that in society; he has totally lost all his trust and believability".
"There is a great and strong demand for that in society and he has totally lost all his trust and believability".
What's lost when drugs permeate sport is quite simple: authenticity and believability.
"Believability," he said.
But we maintained believability".
"The believability factor is there.
