Sentence examples for rather credible from inspiring English sources

As the trailer shows, Pitt got to alternate between luminous beauty and rather credible prosthetic grotesquerie.

Precisely because the franc has long been known to be rather credible, and relatively stable, it's broadly accepted by the world's producers.

The digitally created tiger is incredible, or rather, very credible.

But Pulisic's Bundesliga pedigree is rather more credible than Green's when he arrived in the team and Klinsmann expects accordingly.

Not only is Mr Thaksin's popular mandate rather more credible than Ms Arroyo's, his tactics in letting the voters be the ultimate judges of his comportment are somewhat more democratic.

If the party decides it does want to move on and offer voters something completely different, having two ghosts of Labour's past hanging around will make that new offer rather less credible.

Rather more credible is the explanation that Americans are more fearful for their children and have become unwilling to leave them in the company of strange men, green-hatted or otherwise.

This excuse would seem rather more credible if the senator's efforts on the doctor's behalf hadn't coincided with the latter's hefty donations — totaling $700,000 — to a Democratic super PAC.

The State Department officials insisted in their memo that they were not "advocating for a slippery slope that ends in a military confrontation with Russia," but rather a credible threat of military action to keep Mr. Assad in line.

Two years on, the election war-chest thesis looks rather more credible: this week's spending review has opened the Treasury's coffers.In the current year almost certainly a pre-election year total public expenditure will rise in real terms by 6.7%, the biggest increase since 1974.

Given how low Blackphone sales have evidently been it is perhaps rather more credible that the company might not have received any warrants.