Sentence examples for more believably from inspiring English sources

The other actors handle their romances with Irene more believably.

LuPone's Rose may not be more terrifying than Merman's but she's more astute, more believably seductive and strategic.

So why have disaster movies in the last 20 years managed to make more believably aged couples than other blockbusters?

Now it's the balky, beaky Patti LuPone; her Rose may not be more terrifying than Merman's but she's more astute, more believably seductive and strategic.

Marías was the son of anti-Francoist intellectuals, and his family endured dictatorial mischief more believably conceived in Groucho's kingdom of Freedonia than in the factual realm of Franco.

In Mr. Mamet's revision of his own play for a London revival last year, the plot was transposed, more believably it has been said, to an English repertory company.

Ms. McAndrew fills out the more nuanced role of Connie believably, although her character's mixed motives are sometimes confusing.

("In every actress's life," Louis-Dreyfus said, "the media decides when you finally reach the point when you're not believably fuckable any more").

Sinclair: When we realized the product was the trip, we started to see Airbnb as a lifestyle company that could believably extend into more aspects of the trip, like Airbnb Experiences.

Through physical transformation Mr. Edden, who is just 33, believably plays a character more than 50 years his senior.

Knowing that Cronenberg doesn't rehearse actors makes this risky performance even that much more thrilling, as Giamatti poignantly and believably inhabits his character, and no more so than when the twisted thoughts he expresses are beyond belief.