Sentence examples for perfectly credible from inspiring English sources

Montpellier's squad is so strong that their side on Friday was perfectly credible.

Even if Lansbury's voice seems on a different level from that of her colleagues, it is a perfectly credible performance.

Her voice is perfectly credible in an unserious Bananarama way; the single was as fruity and edgeless as a gumball.

Tom Riley, the actor playing Leonardo, is not at the Jacobi or Connery level, but he's perfectly credible as the headstrong polymath and adventurer.

"He [Kissinger] needed to have an excuse to be where he was, and talking to the British cabinet secretary was a perfectly credible excuse".

Major told a private dinner that there was a "perfectly credible case" for holding a second referendum on the terms of a Brexit deal.

"The hard fact is, as violent criminals know perfectly well, a credible threat that a man will lose his life unless he complies with a demand usually results in obedience".

Although Scott has relatively few scenes, she does a lot to make the play we're watching credible, with her perfectly tuned but not overwhelming theatricalism.

Ms. Coleman, as the more rebellious of the two characters Sheila carries with her, and Ms. Enders, as the naive one, both are credible, although both act like perfectly normal young women in Mr. Nightengale's direction.

Turkey should acknowledge that the Gaza blockade is perfectly legal and necessary, and take serious and credible steps against the terrorist IHH.

Such claims are perfectly legal, provided that they are backed up by some credible science.