"Believably" Example Sentences
1. It is believably true that she won the lottery.
2. The performance was so believably realistic.
3. He was able to convincingly and believably explain his reasoning.
4. The politician's speech wasn't believably sincere.
5. The twist in the story was believably unpredictable.
6. She played her role so believably that it was difficult to separate her from the character.
7. His explanation of the complex theory was believably simplistic.
8. The magician's tricks were believably unbelievable.
9. The witness statement was believably fabricated.
10. The excuses given for the delay in delivery were not believably valid.
11. The detective's hypothesis was not believably well founded.
12. The excuse given was too good to be believably true.
13. The rumor floating around about the company merger was not believably untrue.
14. The fantasy novel was believably imaginative.
15. The plot twist was believably unexpected.
16. The defendant's alibi was not believably consistent.
17. The comedian's joke was not believably funny.
18. The music was so believably soothing.
19. The painter's mastery of color was believably impressive.
20. The explanation given was believably logical.
21. The movie's special effects were believably realistic.
22. The athlete's amazing feat was not believably impossible.
23. The report was so believably thorough.
24. The actor's portrayal of the historical figure was believably accurate.
25. The experiment results were believably credible.
26. The doctor's diagnosis was not believably accurate.
27. The singer's pitch was not believably perfect.
28. The journalist's article was believably unbiased.
29. The photographer's image was believably breathtaking.
30. The novelist's plot twists were believably unpredictable.
Common Phases
1. She acted
believably innocent; we almost believed her.
2. He spoke in a
believably authoritative tone; everyone was convinced.
3. The actor portrayed the character
believably; it was a great performance.
4. The witness gave a
believably detailed account; the jury was swayed.
5. The story was
believably realistic; it kept the readers engaged.
6. The explanation sounded
believably logical; we accepted it.
7. Her excuse was
believably plausible; it seemed reasonable.
8. His apology was
believably sincere; we forgave him.