Sentence examples for was less believable from inspiring English sources

The dynamic between Lucrezia and Jacopo, sung here by the tenor Aquiles Machado, was less believable.

("Pépé" also spawned a second American remake, the clumsy musical "Casbah," starring Tony Martin, which was less believable than the Pépé le Pew cartoons).

It was less believable that Walken's Hook would come up with a plan, to a tango rhythm, to cook a cake, quite large, and fill each layer in between with icing mixed with poison.

Graebner is less believable.

The quality myth may be less believable to a younger generation of consumers.

At this point, higher prices provide less incentive to build because they are less believable.

"If targets are just thrown down without any idea of how to get from here to there then they are less believable".

It's hard to say which is less believable: that such news would cause a cheering crowd of poetry lovers to assemble, or that the couple would seem not at all alarmed that a large mob had materialized on their property.

Elsewhere, Terrorist is less believable - the narrative sits tight in Ahmad's head but still uses the word unctuous, and suggests that an 18-year-old could think that a man 20 years his senior might be "not much older" than he.

While it is possible to suspect that the story is a later addition to the Analects, that does not mean that it is less believable than anything else the text says about events in Confucius' life.

It just is less believable," physicist Brian Greene said.