Sentence examples for added credence from inspiring English sources

This month, a paper in The Journal of Women's Health added credence to that idea.

How could such an incident not have added credence to Reagan's outsider legend?

A pair of oversize footprints added credence to his suspicion that the gigantic silhouette was the legendary yeti.

General Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's president, had added credence to the threats of suicide-bombings by saying the mosque sheltered militants linked to al-Qaeda.

Several witnesses in the Nóos fraud investigation, some of them close associates or friends of Mr. Urdangarin, have added credence this month to the prosecution's allegations of accounting fraud.

In the process, he joined their exclusive club and added credence to the term Big Four, of which he was previously the only member without championship hardware in his trophy case.

The report adds credence to a recent flood of social media acquisitions from companies like Oracle, Salesforce and Microsoft.

New tests on a highly controversial papyrus fragment may add credence to evidence suggesting Jesus had a wife.

It just adds credence to my belief that she is the best female athlete Britain has ever produced.

Is she so obsessed that she doesn't mind the destruction of a painting by such a very fine artist to add credence to this silly theory?

Some industry analysts say advertisers may view the re-entry of established broadcasters as adding credence to Internet radio and thus prop up smaller players.