Sentence examples for certainly credible from inspiring English sources

It is certainly credible when the most recent debates on benefits – notably around the bedroom tax and the painful, messy birth of universal credit – have not earned the government much sympathy.

Given that littleBits's designs are open source, that notion is certainly credible.

Of course, Beckinsale's a female action star in her own right, which may be why her moves are faster and deadlier looking than Farrell's, who is certainly credible enough.

It was certainly credible enough, and certainly more credible than, say, the plotting in the still very entertaining Homeland after its near-perfect first season which swept the Emmys.

It's certainly a credible list.

Sheeran's account of Hoffa's killing certainly appears credible.

"51% for independence is certainly not credible in my opinion, and won't translate to 51% for the nationalists in the opinion polls".

Labor has had another stab at a climate policy – half brave, half cautious and vague, but certainly more credible than the current government's fig leaf of a "plan".

A third is to trace Townshend's psychological problems to a complicated although hardly loveless childhood with a hard-­working saxophonist-clarinetist father, a flamboyant ex-singer mother and too many relations — a childhood that may have included sexual molestation and certainly caused credible emotional trauma.

Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La). said Moore's accusers "certainly seem credible".

He certainly sounded credible to us, and there is no reason for him to lie at this point.