Sentence examples for slightly more credible from inspiring English sources

Did he never hanker after a slightly more credible, rock'n'roll image?

A slightly more credible position in terms of negotiability is to favour an EEA-plus customs union relationship.

Slightly more credible is Kenji Fujimoto, a former sushi chef to the late North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, who defected back to Japan in 2001.

Her answer would be slightly more credible, though, if once in while she quoted a non-famous biblical passage and said something non-obvious about it.

Days earlier he highlighted his interest in UK pop music, this time with a slightly more credible choice, purchasing Bizarre Love Triangle by New Order.

He's Latrell Spencer, a wealthy, Sean character character who develops a crush on Marcus, the smaller of the two agents and slightly more credible in his miniskirts.

"When he's been to all the neighborhoods like I have, perhaps he'll be slightly more insightful and credible".

She might be slightly slower to nuke Moscow, and much more credible than him if required to jump from truck to truck.

Snow Cake (2006), in which Sigourney Weaver's high-functioning autistic inspires Alan Rickman to get over grief for his dead son, is slightly less cringe-inducing than Nell, thanks largely to Weaver's more credible, tics-and-all portrait.

Green Zone is a slick, smart thriller, let down slightly by its earnestness – but its historical slant, though fictionalised, has become more credible since its release.

Which seems more credible?