Sentence examples for a unique credibility from inspiring English sources

Is he a model of a president, so I want him to succeed?" Mr. Sabahi, 58, known for writing poetry and quoting Arab literature and for his blow-dried hair, was one of the few non-Islamist politicians willing to endure imprisonment alongside the members of the Muslim Brotherhood in the struggle against Egypt's autocracy, giving him a unique credibility among more secular leaders.

Still, the embrace by millions of American voters of a billionaire authoritarian who argues that the "system" has been rigged to serve a cosmopolitan ruling class against the interests of ordinary people does suggest that American democracy has a unique credibility problem.

Wayne Pacelle, president and chief executive of the Humane Society of the United States, said Ms. Derby's many years as a witness gave her unique credibility as an advocate, and made her "fearless" in confronting animal abuse in the entertainment world.

Recipient of CIO Magazine's CIO 100 Award and CIO Hall of Fame Award (2010/14) he has a track record of galvanizing a strong sales presence with unique credibility and energy to deliver cost reductions, operational performance and competitive edge.

But Clinton brought it back to Trump's obsession with women's looks—an issue on which she can speak with unique credibility, having been disrespected for reasons now widely understood as sexist in the course of her entire political career.

During the run-up to the 2003 invasion Ahmed Chalabi was their darling because, as an Iraqi émigré, he was thought to have unique credibility.

Key to his campaign is his contention that he has unique credibility with rural Virginians.

Mr. Comey argued that he had unique credibility to call out the Russians and avoid that criticism.

The former general had unique credibility to do that – to fix borders that had remained provisional since the state was born – because he was drawn from Israel's founding generation.

Carin Canale, Brum's supervisor as president of PNLS, has seen Brum's science background lend the company unique credibility.

Stenhouse and the Guardian also attempted to isolate and give unique credibility to the small percentage of AMS meteorologists who self-identified their primary job focus as research.