Sentence examples for which is believable from inspiring English sources

He said he was writing policy speeches while sailing, which is believable.

Cable said that benching Russell was "the least of his concerns" last Monday, which is believable.

The automaker claims a zero to 62-mile-per-hour time of 7.6 seconds, which is believable, and fuel economy numbers topping 150 miles per gallon.

Edmund Day as Kit Carson pulls off the difficult trick of making the character's every yarn and boast look like a transparent lie until the very last one, which is believable the minute he says it -- a matter of importance, since it is the one surprise of the plot.

Apparently and perhaps not quite plausibly irresistible to women, he is also unable to resist them, which is believable enough, since the women in this movie favor garter belts, half-slips and other kinds of retro-sexy lingerie, which they seem happy to display, or to remove, in Tomás's presence.

If the borrower has an honest appearance, the success rate is higher; on the other hand, these borrowers have a high credit rating and a low default rate, which is believable.

But Sotomayor said that the men offered differing accounts and that a jury should have decided which was believable.

"The people who are the most skilful authors of these bots are not people who are computer programmers, they are people who work in a creative field," says Wallace. "That's really the key to creating a believable chatbot – writing responses which are believable, entertaining and engaging".

In my book Coffee Is Good for You, I take an unbiased look at the entire body of research on dozens of diet and nutrition claims to determine which are believable, which aren't, and which fall somewhere in between.

There has been a lot of talk in recent weeks of "fake news", of the sense in which we have entered an era in which nothing is believable, in which conspiracy and rumour have the same status as fact.

To find this, which is so believable and so artfully written?