Sentence examples for totally credible from inspiring English sources

Of course, the notion that Steve Ballmer has transformed himself is, well, less than totally credible.

"They saw something, the family reads about them in a newspaper — that all feels coincidental, and not totally credible".

This one-act play can be abrupt and not totally credible at times, but it is thought-provoking (1 20).

She said she felt that the testimony of Kathy Hoskins, Bonds's former personal shopper, was not persuasive and that she "wasn't totally credible".

Daesung has a totally credible R&B voice — during a solo song, dancers affixed wings to his back, and he soared over the crowd on a wire — and the baby-faced Seungri plays the straight man.

What these stories are saying, it seems to me, is that the desperation is so extreme that it's totally credible that that would be going on — that the level of hunger is that great.

But we all know we must fight the next general election as a totally independent, national, credible challenger for power.

His memoir, "Known and Unknown," is like a living, breathing version of the man himself: very thorough, highly analytical and totally absent any credible self-criticism.

"One described to me a situation in which the police did not respond properly, which I thought was quite credible, and totally inexcusable," the mayor said at a news conference.

If you want to be private and "humble" why do this at all? Surely it's not credible to both totally avoid publicity and seek publicity to recruit people at the same time?

A proper, credible designer of totally covetable fash.