Sentence examples for a certain credence from inspiring English sources

A Bola is close to Ronaldo's agent, Jorge Mendes, and Pérez gave them a certain credence; although there was the usual proviso applied to press reports, this was no flat dismissal of baseless rumours.

It gained a certain credence because the band's producer, Richard Robinson, also produced Reed's solo debut".

Whatever the widespread misgivings about the trial and the closed nature of the proceedings – and the fact that the whole process has clearly been vetted at the highest levels – the explanation as to what happened, the verdict and now the sentence has commanded a certain degree of credence.

Follow a certain cadence.

Thus, Global Normality and Dominance says that the inaccuracy of a credence function at a world should supervene in a certain way upon the Euclidean distance between that credence function and the omniscient credence function at that world.

But a certain regal aloofness, a touch of otherworldliness that lends some credence to the title "Your Majesty," is a crucial component of her long success as monarch, some say.

4 To say that an agent counts her temporal location as relevant to the truth of a certain proposition is to say that there is a time t such that the agent's beliefs are compatible with her being located at t, and her credence in the proposition, conditional on her being located at t, differs from her unconditional credence in the proposition.

A certain attire.

By a certain light.

A certain unburdening.

— a certain pleasure.