Sentence examples for pretty believable from inspiring English sources

Opposite the swooshing pharmacy doors through which my daughter and I entered, in a corner, stood a convincing waiting-room stage set that led into a pretty believable simulation of a doctor's examination room, into which we were called after we'd entered our names onto a touch screen ringed with Corbis images of smiling old people and multiracial families cast in golden, health-giving sunlight.

Still, the specs are pretty believable, just "speed bump-y" enough from the D300.

This one seems pretty believable, though, and an Apple netbook would make sense given that every other company has some sort of netbook on the market.

I concede that, in this case, the alleged perpetrator's story was pretty believable.

Overall the characters were pretty believable, though I wondered why they had to make the only black male in the movie have bad credit.

His articulation is pretty believable in my own opinion, but Cambor draws a comparison between his character's adoption of the accent and Madonna's (quasi) Brit speak.

The group discussed each recommendation and voted on how believable (believable, somewhat believable, or not believable) the evidence was.

Rex Reed wrote in The New York Daily News that "Estelle Getty is the most endearing Jewish mother to be seen on the New York stage since Molly Picon, only prettier and more believable".

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

Bridget, our modern-day Lizzie, is a thoroughly believable character: She's fairly pretty, but given to overeating, over-drinking and not doing anything nice with her hair.

Despite being a parody of an actual drug dealer, the video is believable and, according to Chris, pretty accurate.