Sentence examples for nearly believable from inspiring English sources

How could a performance be both so over-the-top and so nearly believable?

It was about believable change.

So many almost believable rumors.

She would not be nearly as believable in the part were she not subverting her own aristocratic forebears' dream of England.

Asked if it was any harder or easier to lose because an official whistled the Patriots for a penalty that had never been called, Belichick uttered a nearly inaudible but entirely believable "I don't know".

There’s some touching material, too, on his mother’s barely articulated social pretensions—she admired people who served cocktails but wasn’t sure what they were—and much about Bennett’s own lifelong shyness (and physical modesty), believable despite his nearly half a century as a performer.

Imagine a November in which Americans are not only unhappy with the Republicans, but when we in our turn hold out clear and believable hope to nearly 50 million uninsured Americans and many more insured but worried ones.

It all sounds about half-believable.

Even the kings of news conference season could not make this one believable, the Jets firing nearly everyone but Ryan, who Johnson believes is invincible.

With the football world gripped by Brazil's World Cup meltdown and excited by the prospect of the tournament coming to its climax this weekend, it seems scarcely believable that the domestic football season is nearly upon us again.

The mismatched lovers try their best to create a believable relationship under Ms. Brevoort's wandering script, and they nearly succeed in the next-to-last scene of Act I.