Sentence examples for more believable when from inspiring English sources

They are more believable when a web measurement company is entirely dispassionate and neutral.

It just makes the whole thing a lot more believable when you're there".

The brothers are far more believable when they are angry than when they turn girlfriendish and sentimental ("She always smelled good," Isaac says of their long-dead mother).

He's so chicly languid that he's more believable when he's bored by Anna's tantrums than when he's supposed to fall for her.

The situations and the leading man's reactions were genuine enough, making Mac all the more believable when he broke the fourth wall to address the audience – "Amer'ca" – as he often did.

SOME skeptics may believe a thing only when they see it in writing, but is the writing more believable when it is seen on paper rather than on a computer screen?

The less Apple wails and gnashes, the more believable it is when she does.

It is well established that human machine interactions are more believable and memorable when a physical entity is present, provided that the machine behaves in a realistic manner.

Jobbik preach an ideology of restoring Hungary to its former glory, which – although vague and the exact intention I'd imagine most political parties are going for – obviously becomes more attractive and believable when there are gypsies to scapegoat.

Jobbik preaches an ideology of restoring Hungary to its former glory, which although vague and the exact intention I'd imagine most political parties are going for obviously becomes more attractive and believable when there are Gypsies to scapegoat.

And Ms. Vaughn is a lot more believable in the final scene, when her character is supposed to be distraught and, with her hair mussed and makeup less perfect, actually seems it.