Sentence examples for only believable from inspiring English sources
When Susy asks her to do something dangerous, her delighted reaction is not only believable, but also introduces some much-needed humor.
That she is half of the only believable relationship to be found in this "Uncle Vanya" is a sad indication of the production's failings.
Utterly unconvincing as a homosexual, a Welshman, an Indian and a designer, the only believable facets of his character are his baldness and obesity.
No wonder it has often seemed that the only believable characters in a movie musical of the last 20 years have been critters and cutlery.
At the centre of this evolution is Michael Fassbender, who achieves the extraordinary feat of making Jobs not only believable but tolerable, breathing life into a character less able to mimic human responses than his misfiring machines.
More often than not, though, Burnard's painstaking focus on seemingly mundane details makes the events that shape her characters' lives not only believable but also somehow bigger than the moment, universally true.
This would seem a glaring omission except that what he does say, mostly in a footnote, is not only so contrarian but believable too: "I have always felt my essential nature — my sense of self — has remained fairly consistent through my yoga practice".
In an ironic and entirely believable twist, the only person Lili feels particularly drawn to is a school friend, Paule Jacob, a Russian-born Jew who, with her brother, has moved to Paris.
Not realistic, but believable".
It was entirely believable.
