Willie means it on the stump, and his audiences believe him.

This crazy character moment comes early enough in the picture to make the audience believe there is more such characterization ahead.

No audience will believe he can do this in a few seconds' time.

You have to believe, in order to make the audience believe, and everyone here has believed.

We want the audience to believe that the jeopardy is real.

The more information about a character, the more the audience will believe in him.

Will audiences believe in a simple country family that lives for the love of its pet?

For a long moment the audience believed it was a dramatic pause.

He couldn't be sure how much his audience believed, though they nodded politely enough.

Still, there's enough energy here that the audience can believe it's having fun - at least, until the music stops.