Because of my sterling literary credentials, I've been asked to review this British pooch's new memoir: "The Life and Opinions of Maf the Dog and of His Friend Marilyn Monroe," ghosted by this novelist guy Andrew O'Hagan.
Lt. Col. Pool had nicknamed me "Molly Worrywort" because of my badgerlike inquires about press credentials.
President Obama should nominate Elizabeth Warren to head the new Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection, and not only because of her credentials.
Perhaps because of his credentials and his keen ambition, Mr. Tian has faced sky-high expectations ever since he became chief executive of the company, China Netcom, in 1999.
Some know they are hiring unlicensed people, officials here said, but in most cases they do not because of faked credentials.
We don't respect people like Louis C.K. or George Saunders because of their credentials; it's because they're among the few people in public life who'll say anything obviously true — or, at the very least, anything they really mean.
H.E. Bud Cummins IIIII had served for five years as the U.S. attorney in Little Rock -- a job he obtained in large part because of his credentials as a longtime GOP lawyer and avid supporter of President Bush.
Wheaton worked on the final draft of "The Messengers," a job he received in part because of the credentials he earned as a writer for Fangoria, the magazine of record for the horror fan base.
In the push to pass fetal-pain legislation, Anand's name has been invoked at every turn; he has become a favorite expert of the anti-abortion movement precisely because of his credentials.
He was chosen for a leading role in the Watergate investigation because of his credentials as a loyal Republican — a "Lincoln Republican," he called himself — whose straight-arrow reputation supported his impartiality.
