Sentence examples for somewhat believable from inspiring English sources
That's somewhat believable, but I think Facebook may have lucked out on this one.
Apple won't have this, which is why a 4-inch display is somewhat believable.
They paint a somewhat believable story of a startup that many already think of as struggling to find its niche.
Another 11% were supported by "somewhat believable" evidence.
"Doing research and making the monster somewhat believable is a plus," he said.
He owned four tattoo parlors which is actually somewhat believable because he did decent tattoos.
At the same time, there had to be a transition for the reader, from the sensible environment of the city to the somewhat less believable atmosphere of the haunted house, and the preparation had to be made carefully, in Eleanor's mind and the reader's, for the introduction of the horrors to come later, and Eleanor's reactions.
Ms. Powell's quietly charged performance renders her character's somewhat obscure motivations believable.
Howard's CGI whales are much more believable, if somewhat oversized and forthcoming (the real animals are shy to the point of timidity, as I can personally attest).
In her recently published "Great American Chocolate Chip Cookie Book," the food writer Carolyn Wyman offers a more believable, if somewhat less enchanted, telling.
Opposite Ms. Halevy, as Don José, was Michael Hendrick, whose somewhat stiffer stage presence made him seem more believable as a dutiful soldier than he did as a love-crazed Gypsy convert.
