Sentence examples for proved believable from inspiring English sources

The theater itself borders on ramshackle but the performances proved believable, even riveting.

There is precious little in the latest, fairly vague suggestion from the chancellor to suggest that it will prove any more believable than the rest.

In the Stargate SG-1 pilot, Hammond "set[s] up things as advantageously as he can" and proved to be a "competent" and "believable" commander.

One political analyst, Steven Friedman of the Institute for Democracy in South Africa, said the notion that there was nothing to look into was not believable because the accusations, even not proved, were so serious.

Of Tolkien's many strengths, perhaps none have proved more important than his creation of a deeply believable universe around his narrative.

But I do recall that inventing believable characters and making them say organically funny things proved less of a steep learning curve than a brick wall.

Although he's a typical computer-generated mild marvel, with fluid gestures and a believable physiognomy, Paul proves the weak link.

He's not movie-star handsome, yet believable as a leading man, and proving to be quite the hit with casting directors.

Bold enough to prove he gets what many see as a problem, believable enough to ensure he achieves what he sees as a solution.

Evidence was believable or somewhat believable against a recommendation for 1 in 8-10 recommendations.

This should prove very instructive regarding the sometimes antagonistic relationship between what is believable in theory and what is practicable in reality (regardless of whether the metaphysics of determinism is true or false).