Sentence examples for so credible that from inspiring English sources

The performances are so credible that you wish that the second half had allowed the acting to convey indirectly what the script spells out so baldly.

Here, he gives us a specific American parent in detail so credible that much of it feels reported, a woman tormented by her own punitive conscience.

Whitehall sources have said that the threat is considered so credible that MI5, the police and the SAS have conducted at least two mock counter-terrorism exercises to work out how to deal with such an eventuality.

The central pillar of any plan needs to be deterrence, with commitments from American allies -- possibly backed by a Security Council resolution -- for a crushing military response so credible that the regime will understand that any use of weapons of mass destruction, or indeed any threat to its neighbors, would bring its immediate demise.

Food behemoths such as PepsiCo aren't so credible as companies that care about "human sustainability" when they peddle soda filled with sugar and corn syrup to a country wracked with diabetes and obesity. .

So, Credible has developed a platform that makes it easy for students to find out whether or not they're eligible for lower interest rates and could benefit from switching lenders.

"—and then linking them to this triple-murder thing—" "That sounds so credible, doesn't it?

Maybe that's why Emily and Stephen seem so credible and lived-in.

And that is what makes Defoe's actions so credible.

I am so credible and so influential and so relevant that I will change things.

It's hard to believe that those fears were so credible.