Sentence examples for * credence in from inspiring English sources
And credence in politics is precious.
"Infant industry" arguments were given great credence in Australia for decades.
This argument has since gained more credence in a universe of increasingly Web-centric computing devices.
Another top Army officer said, "We did not put enough credence in their abilities".
"We don't put credence in a lot of these tabloids," he said, motioning to several headlines.
Mr. Daley used an expletive to show that Mr. Gore puts no credence in that view.
He hired young assistants, who would not put much credence in the program's moribund history.
His reasoning was hailed by labour leaders and has since gained wide credence in judicial circles.
What gave the article credence in my eyes was its byline.
If I were he, though, I wouldn't put much credence in appearing on the cover of Time.
No one understood the idea or put any more credence in it than in the powdered magnesium and such things.
