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We'll see how many people think that came across believably.

He was someone who had believably awakened in a new world.

Another specter comes off more believably than would seem possible.

He had lied to her before, believably, and more than once.

She looked at him and was held by the magnetism of his believably blue eyes.

It also helped him to write believably about technical matters.

"Phone acting is one of the hardest things to do believably," he said.

You also see her wondering about them herself, believably.

She's simply too old to be playing not-so-sweet 16 believably.

The change in time is for dramatic effect, allowing the family to be believably scattered around the city.

Therefore, the male characters' reactions to her vary more believably.

"The real task was to write songs that were believably bad.

He has been believably reported as saying that plants do better if you talk to them in a soothing and encouraging way.

"Other than that, I think Rick does good television and comes across believably."

Mathews does this rather well, very conscientiously and quite believably.

That might work if she were believably paralyzed by grief, but even real pain is denied her.

These young "actresses" are too fresh to believably portray this most difficult action.

It's kind of frightening how believably insane she can appear".

The dialogue in the episode proved difficult for Anderson to present believably.

The acting, particularly by those in the ethnic parts, makes the characters believably human and attractive.

The other actors handle their romances with Irene more believably.

The conversation was believably terminated by a loud crack at the other end of the line.

"I wanted to create a believably evil character, an absolute brute," he said.

More believably, it claimed to improve energy levels, and as a consequence make people less lazy.

Her Elvira, more believably girlish than some in the past, was a considerable success.