believability

And so, with believability at a premium, are television series born.

And chance, in the present instance, was getting shoved beyond the point of believability.

Using the wrong accent can destroy the believability of a character.

She had the extraordinary ability to tell the truth with instant believability.

That went against the rest of the believability of the show.

Several other programs make this claim, with varying degrees of believability.

Believability is a necessary but not a sufficient condition for an effective campaign.

Its effect was to diminish the believability of the Party's other attack ads.

The contrived script never gives anyone much hope at believability, though.

Even without them, the believability of large monsters hangs by a thread.

The play's believability depends on our accepting that everything is happening quickly.

Their guilty verdict, then, had done little to reassure them about the believability of the police.

Until then, we must, with Spence, question "the believability of this particular offering."

Remember that believability in fiction doesn't come from the facts- what actually happened.

This is likely due to adding believability to his acrobat past.

Shooting on location adds authenticity and believability to a show.

MI3 was great fun, staying just the right side of believability.

Someday, against all believability, could it somehow carry its banners back home?

They come up to you and flatter you beyond all believability.

And there's no believability about his relationship with Zoe whatsoever."

A reoccurring theme throughout the novel seems to be believability.

You never have a believability problem in New York.

"The name of the game is to create a sense of believability so the audience becomes involved," he said.

The believability rating of local newspapers was 63 percent, as against 80 percent in 1985.