Sentence examples for too unbelievable from inspiring English sources
"It seemed too unbelievable to be true," he recalled.
I suspect that this may be, in part, why E.M.D.R. is not better known — it sounds too unbelievable.
This is a common paradox in reactions to psychological research some people think the findings are too unbelievable, while others find the same findings too obvious.
Just as Lord Voldemort's lack of a nose was a trick of video editing, many watching the trailer for the classic fairy tale believe Cinderella's waist is just too unbelievable to have been James' real figure.
Lesley Yellowlees, president of the Royal Society of Chemistry, said that fundamental science was about breaking through the boundaries of knowledge and sometimes that means pursuing an idea that others think is just too unbelievable to be true.
But Matt has a history of doing things that seemed unbelievable, either because they were too improbable or too brutal.
Things that initially seemed unreal eventually seem far too real; unbelievable events begin to feel not just familiar but preordained.
I chose to study playwriting at New York University, but in classes where most of the men were channeling David Mamet and the women were doing their best Wendy Wasserstein, my work was frequently dismissed as too soapy, unbelievable.
Entertainment Weeklys Clark Collis said director Nispel made a competent film that performs better as a whole than the previously released remakes of Prom Night (2008) and My Bloody Valentine 3D (2009), although it does provide a few too many unbelievable character moments.
And to open a film, at 19, that's unbelievable, too".
