Sentence examples for a credible example from inspiring English sources

In France, the website Mediapart offers a credible example.

"But it is hard to set a credible example if the school itself feels the need to prevent its students from studying a piece approved by the SQA due to concerns about its content," they wrote.

Flounder Florentine was a credible example of a classic, the broiled fish flavored with paprika, laid over a bed of wilted spinach and drizzled with garlic-white wine sauce; grilled shrimp were expertly cooked and served on a bed of that spinach salad.

Interviewers rated experiences as definitely present, suspected to be present or absent, and unless a credible example was given, responses were rated down to suspected instead of definitely present.

Neither the government nor the judiciary has been able to point to a single credible example of how its secrecy, neglect, deception or persecution in these cases has protected anybody or anything.

A credible model is critical for forecasting applications.

As for Mr. LaBute, he follows the rules of romantic comedy laid out for him by a literary intelligence "and what results is an unusually smart and credible example of the genre" (A. O. Scott).

In this case, his target is the uber-lad culture of contemporary Britain, of which Bunny Munro is an extreme, but always credible, example.

But in "Possession," which opens today nationwide, the rules of romantic comedy have been laid out for him by a literary intelligence to which he properly defers, and what results is an unusually smart and credible example of the genre.

They might also be the most credible example for municipalities elsewhere.

The latest, barely credible example comes from Minnesota, where the Catholic University of St Thomas has rescinded an invitation to the Nobel laureate Desmond Tutu, after pressure from the Zionist Organisation of America accusing him of anti-semitism.