Sentence examples for attach credence from inspiring English sources

It is possible to attach credence to that viewpoint without going the whole way and endorsing the view, attributed to Wendy Alexander, that the Scottish Labour Party has not contributed an original idea to the body politic in a century or more.

So I don't attach much credence to whatever anyone says.

People in Kolkata told me it was "a beautiful place", but I have to say that I didn't attach much credence to this.

He is inclined to attach no credence to them, and when the mystic asked him to look out of the window of his flat in the suburb, Hampole at first sees "exactly what I had expected to see: a row or terrace of neatly designed residences".

If we attach some credence to this alternative paradigm of critical illness, then this should also trigger a reevaluation of how we manage our patients.

We therefore attach greater credence to the associations between offspring BMI and paternal mortality than to those between offspring BMI and maternal mortality.

Because of the conflicting statements, a spokesman for Pakistan's government insisted today that he attached no particular credence to Mr. Sheikh's statement.

But now Roberts attaches at least some credence to the posthumously published effort by Walter Schneir to exculpate Rosenberg of any significant wrongdoing.

Moreover, Pettigrew (2013a) gives an accuracy argument for the Principal Principle, which says that, if an agent is rational, her credences in propositions concerning the objective chances will relate to propositions to which those chances attach in a particular way.

"Attach away.

Attach trim.