Sentence examples for anything credible from inspiring English sources
This includes important donors, the whole of France and the whole of Japan who are not doing anything credible," says Hall-Matthews.
Scott Morrison said: "there is absolutely nothing to suggest – and no one has presented a shred of anything credible – to suggest there is anything inappropriate about these arrangements".
"Well there is absolutely nothing to suggest – and no one has presented a shred of anything credible – to suggest there is anything inappropriate about these arrangements," he said.
Which brings us to the real issue that American workers care about – about which neither Warren nor her Republican opponent will have anything credible to say: how do we create high-paying jobs for American workers?
When asked why he prosecuted voter fraud cases against blacks only, Sessions said "no evidence was presented to us at the time of fraud by whites, at least anything credible".
"Determinedly unfunny, awkwardly histrionic and sometimes anything but credible, it repudiates everything that put Mr. Burroughs on the map," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times.
If this uncovers anything very credible, I'm either going to have to change my conspiracy theory of choice, or start attending functions in a bigger, better, home-made tin-foil hat.
But I'm not so sure that the blame game is generating anything more credible from the other side.
If anything, a credible critic, Gary Brenner carefully reviewed Mary's edits to the manuscript and pointed out that Mary apparently had cut out a lot of Hemingway's lengthy apology to Hadley that had appeared in every edition of the manuscript until the one that was published.
Throughout, he's been consistent: not the mainstream of anything, but entirely credible.
As a Syrian, I can only watch with despair as a party that has been in exile for almost 40 years – and been portrayed as our bogeyman for just as long – fails utterly in producing anything like a credible opposition.
