Sentence examples for something credible from inspiring English sources
Ross knows that simply turning a dinner party into a buffet supper, for example, might turn a gassy and talky piece into something credible.
They have to demonstrate that they have something credible and attractive to offer for what the diehard optimists in Labour still like to call "the next 10 years".
The real question is not whether there are technical grounds for impeachment but rather whether the President can function when he has lost the capacity to look the country in the eye and say something credible -- about anything.
But there is something credible in the scene, too: it's the absolute conviction of Evelyn Waugh that women really are terrible deep down, that they can evoke fear, contempt, and hatred as much as desire.
Birmingham said: "I am focused on ensuring student and university funding is sustainable, equitable access to uni is guaranteed, upfront fees are avoided and Labor's [vocational education loan] scheme is replaced with something credible".
"They want the lecturer to have something credible-looking on," he said.
But this new spending needs to be accompanied by something more credible than Augustine-like vows of future parsimony.
She is played, with admirable daring and conviction, by Amanda Seyfried, who does what she can to turn a dubious conceit into something more credible.
Punching above its budget, there is something grimly credible in Shank's city of shanty slums, scavengers and out of control violence.
And yet, on an emotional level, there is something deeply credible about the way in which Handel's Persian emperor slowly comes to accept that the bonds of love cannot be made and unmade at his command.
