With the knowledge we now possess it seems scarcely believable that Mr Redmond and his friends should have professed to treat what was happening in Ulster as "a gigantic game of bluff.
It was not believable that the corporation would allow itself to be fooled so easily, would rush open-eyed into the trap.
It was not believable that the Railroad would "jump" Los Muertos, but if this should happen, he would be left without resources.
Perhaps their notion was a believable one, while yours is not.
And yet a dragon was believable to the poets that made our old ballads; and now geology reveals that some-such creatures did at one time actually exist.
It seems hardly believable that you never should have heard of her adventures with the Archduke Alphons Hector.
If they think that they will get Hun-perturbed into our trenches, they make a Hun-believable mistake.
It is not what might have seemed reasonably believable to them, but what is reasonably believable in our own more enlightened age which can be alone accepted sinlessly by ourselves.
But anything and everything is believable concerning one whose resurrection from death to life has been established.
This is what makes Lee's characters so believable and so irresistibly entertaining on television.
In doing this transformation smoothly, Betsy creates a character so believableand lovable that the audience forgives her for cheating on her husband, which she does one weekend a year in order to meet her lover George.
This Japanese Propaganda Man (analyzed at a distance, since Gorer had never been nearer Japan than Indo-China) became a believable person.
Mr. Wingfold was almost as different from the clergyman of Richard's idea, as was Richard's imagined God from any believable idea of God.
It was a sure instinct that guided Mr. Colum so to make believable a sacrifice at first view seemingly so great.
