Sentence examples for at all creditable from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, what Mr. McCain has had to say is not at all creditable.

All creditable parties to this debate recognize a group of experts designated as "climate scientists," whom they cite in either support or opposition to their claims about global warming.

Even the lowest score given by students at University College Dublin rated this question at a creditable 4.2.

At the more mainstream end, The Men Who Stare At Goats has quietly notched up a healthy £4m, while An Education now stands at a creditable £1.77m.

Being the study of a man and a parliament, this story is intricate, which makes Caro's accomplishment in rendering it compelling all the more creditable.

To be able to do it with a game to spare would be all the more creditable.

A nail bar opposite is pumping out a ceaseless stream of manufactured pop at a scarcely creditable volume.

Unless a new manager can start off with a win, or at least a creditable draw, he is under pressure straight away until the next result.

He played, Erica said, with "great passion, great brio," and, if not with genius, at least with creditable skill — an astounding feat for someone with virtually no musical background who, at forty-two, had taught himself to play.

China uses far more energy than it does per unit of GDP; Russia, vastly more.The reasons for India's frugality are not all that creditable.

The decisive stages of the battle were on the second day and again Cardigan was absent, although he managed to arrive at a more creditable 10.15 a.m.