Sentence examples for not believable enough from inspiring English sources

Imagine being told: "You are not believable enough for your abuser to be held to account".

In that context, Nellie is just kind of annoying, with a story not believable enough to be historical fiction and too believable to be a fairy tale.

Here, though, one militates against the other so that Leila, while believable, is not intriguing enough in herself and the concept, intriguing though it is, is just not believable enough.

Among the inevitable volley of catchphrases, Schwarzenegger holds court on topics as broad as the planned Twins and Conan sequels, his stint in government "I worked seven years for free", and how OJ Simpson was originally pegged for the role of the Terminator ("I said, 'Maybe he's not believable enough.' Little did I know... ..).

Among the inevitable volley of catchphrases, Schwarzenegger holds court on topics as broad as the planned Twins and Conan sequels, his stint in government ("I worked seven years for free"), and how OJ Simpson was originally pegged for the role of the Terminator ("I said, 'Maybe he's not believable enough.' Little did I know... ..).

This meant that the romance wasn't believable enough and I just couldn't relate to the characters.

Gavin Fuller of The Daily Telegraph did not feel the episode was believable enough, citing Bonneville's performance, saying he "didn't come across as a ruthless, greedy killer despite what his crew claimed of him," and if the crew had been "nastier," it could have given more potency to the Siren threat.

Nichols is pretty enough, but not believable as a tough chick who can go toe to toe with Conan.

The mace fight was originally filmed with plastic maces, but they were not believable as they did not have enough weight.

That doesn't happen here but Ben-Asher does create characters believable enough to make us resent when he pushes them into new directions.

You'd imagine the novel could not help foundering on the shoals of this gilded, pornographic creature — yet the world Shacochis presents is believable enough and important enough to allow the book to sail on over the annoyance of the fantastical siren at its heart.