Sentence examples for Somewhat credible from inspiring English sources

Today, F.B.I. officials said they still had not been able to corroborate the threat, describing the information as "somewhat credible".

James, in "The Will to Believe," defined a live hypothesis as an idea that an individual finds at least somewhat credible or potentially acceptable and a "living option" as a choice between two live hypotheses.

Overall, the President seems to be following your mosaic strategy — mobilizing the Hispanics, aiming at liberal urban professionals, mobilizing college students… At the same time trying to have a somewhat credible performance among groups that are less sympathetic.

"It was a judgment about what level could be set that was politically at least somewhat credible and at least somewhat achievable and therefore had some mobilizing power about it," said Adam Thomson, who was British ambassador to NATO until 2016 and is now director of the European Leadership Network, a security-focused think tank.

The device sounds a little far-fetched, but the pictures look somewhat credible.

BonJour is here apparently denouncing Lewis's claim that coherence will not have any confidence boosting power unless the sources are initially somewhat credible.

Although Ms. Hamilton's somewhat tough Ophelia goes against the character's traditionally fragile grain, her descent into madness stays reasonably credible.

Attahiru Jega is expected to ensure that elections due early next year will yield somewhat more credible results.

Dylan Baker is a nicely self-doubting John Major and Judith Ivey a somewhat more credible Margaret Thatcher than Haydn Gwynne, who originated the role.

Polydor employed a small army of producers/songwriters with somewhat less credible names than Terefe's (who has produced KT Tunstall, Ed Harcourt and Ron Sexsmith) on their CVs.

Somewhat more credible is the sweet, tentative romance that springs up between Arthur and a nerdy girl named Lila Olivia Thirlbyy, who played Juno's best pal).