Believably in a sentence

But tech-based scares in feel closer to home at times, and it may have something to do with the basic design in the app's UX — there's something in the app's sans serif font that makes it seem believably sketchy.

Given John Wayne's on-screen heroism and the way he could often believably come out of physical conflict unscathed, it's easy to understand why he was offered this central role in the film.

It's possible that the creators thought Slappy would look too ridiculous in his standard dummy form, or thought that he wouldn't be able to move around believably during the action sequences.

The topic has become emergent in what is believably a justified approach to harnessing our varied efforts towards collecting, preserving and the administration of Nigeria’s cultural heritage.

At the age of 16, Buck is a few years older in real life than where Harry's story begins, but he could still believably play a younger Harry and be more mature by the end of the franchise.

Biden, Sanders and Bloomberg are the only ones who can believably make that argument, but as we saw in 2016, presidential elections are not won on the national level, so let’s take this state-by-state.

The people being chased are able to fight back, and the killer is very believably human.

Dialogue is delivered believably and effectively, while lines unique to the show are seamlessly integrated into the storytelling.

This box-ticking thriller sees a Cambridge university lecturer and her utterly believably threatening student locked in mortal combat over – what exactly?

Unfortunately, Taylor and Loughery turn Charlie into an instant B-movie villain without allowing his villainy to evolve believably, so we know a clash is inevitable between Charlie and the Russells.

Equal parts believably stern and unflinchingly compassionate, Schneider's take on Jonathan Kent may very well be one of the best the screen has ever had.

Phoenix believably sells both the all-consuming desire for constant inebriation and the pain Callahan has bottled up from all those he’s wronged, including himself.

Shashank Ketkar tempers his performance with adequate reason and emotion, Mayuri Deshmukh is competent as Makarand’s supportive spouse and Reena Agarwal is believably fluent as the Principal of the Blind school.

The Lara of the rebooted games must gain confidence and push through her own pain in order to become a badass; Vikander embodies just that sort of character believably.

Y&R could believably revisit Cane’s infidelity by having him drift away from Lily and then seek comfort in another woman’s arms.