Sentence examples for and credence from inspiring English sources
And credence in politics is precious.
By focusing on the scrutiny of cheese judges, the campaign aims to give the awards more context — and credence.
Americans might have sought reassurances from large outlets, giving full faith and credence to government inspection and the ability of big enterprises to pay for top-notch technology.
"I think he'll be part – so will Tina, Queenie and Jacob – will be part of the next one … [Dumbledore] and Credence and Grindelwald.
Schwentke gives too much room and credence to his plot, which unearths a dirty conspiracy that goes all the way to the top.
Cupboards, dressoirs, and credence (sideboard or buffet) tables were used for the storing of plate and for serving at banquets, the plate being displayed on the top and on shelves above and below the main serving surface.
What form a chance-coordination norm should take if chances and credences were to have non-probabilistic formal structures is currently an open problem.
The congressman shared his viewpoints on international relations, cybersecurity and the credence and credentials of candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, speaking as an official Clinton surrogate.
Making an investment and being able to empathize and understand and give credence to some of the things we've had to overcome.
I always notice this and give these thoughts and images credence.
Indignation signals to the public that social responsibilities have been breached, and thereby lends credence and authority to all those who are working toward them.
