Sentence examples for credence being from inspiring English sources

The findings from the studies were synthesized, with more credence being placed on studies that had fared better in the quality assessment process.

For you to give it any credence is silly.

Sometimes, though, too much credence is given to these numbers.

Giving both sides equal credence is to lose touch with right and wrong, they contend.

The only thing that gives them any credence is people re-tweeting them and circulating them".

The bowl-cut-sporting Credence is Mary Lou's awkward adopted son, and ostensibly another No-Maj.

Because of the scarcity of sources, "more credence was given to untried agents than would normally be the case".

A final quotation, this time from George Jean Nathan: "The path of sound credence is through the thick forest of scepticism".

What is more, Stalin ordered that no credence be given to information of this sort, so as not to provoke the initiation of military operations.

Credence was given to an alleged official plan to abandon the north and west of Australia in the event of an invasion.

In all the books, articles and memoirs in which Philby has figured it is striking how little attention, indeed, how much credence, is given to his belief in the communist revolution.