Beane may not be believable, but Mr. Pastides earns your sympathy, like nothing else in this play.
Cohen and Strong are a good pair, they may not be believable as brothers, but their relationship works and will give you a few moments of laughter.
If you can't do this then your apology may not be believable.
But the timing of that submarine build was also crucial for the "500 jobs come what may" promise to be believable, because a later construction would leave the shipyards idle and workers laid off before the new jobs came into play.
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.
The quality myth may be less believable to a younger generation of consumers.
Of course, a drinking cup or piece of hair might itself be left at a crime scene to frame someone, but blood or saliva may be more believable.
The political platitudes may be more believable from Tester because, more than many senators, voters say he does seem to embody the state he represents.
This way, you won't look 'perfect' and your excuse of traffic may be more believable.
Shell's numbers may now, at last, be believable.
They're too perfect to be believable.
