Sentence examples for * the credence from inspiring English sources

'We want to give this UK pro-flesh culture the credence that it deserves.

Even in this supposedly diminished era, the credence that Americans give to grandeur and gravity sets our novels apart.

However, it carried on: "This information was taken from an internet blog and as such it should be treated with the credence such information deserves".

The Algerian government is furious at the credence the French media and intellectuals have given to The Dirty War, a detailed and shocking account of almost a decade of alleged Algerian army involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of innocent civilians.

These results, though, and similar ones from other models, can be accorded the credence that comes from having been proved right in similar situations.The 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines was about a sixth as large as Tambora's in terms of the volume of lava, rock and ash, and about a third as large in terms of sulphur emissions.

The credence we give to testimony is much like the credence we give to memory.

That would be the credence-mean estimate of truthlikeness.

That is, two propositions are relevantly similar for our agent with credence function \(c\) if \(c\) assigns them the same credence.

Thus, while moving to a credence function that is closer to its perfectly calibrated counterpart may move you further from the omniscient credence function, this can only be because the perfectly calibrated counterpart of your new credence function is further from the omniscient credence function than the perfectly calibrated counterpart of your current credence function.

Not everyone was giving the story credence, however.

The Rockefeller Center "Puppy" gives this statement the fullest credence it may ever have.