Sentence examples for credence given from inspiring English sources
"The credence given is reflective of the institutional crisis Pakistan faces, engendered by decades of ill-governance and political uncertainty".
Those who care about public reason are routinely shocked by opinion polls and surveys showing high levels of credence given to the idea of intelligent design.
Perhaps the most surreal aspect of our great Afghanistan debate is the Beltway credence given to the ravings of the unrepentant blunderers who dug us into this hole in the first place.
The consternation of the Palestinians who told me the stories of their destroyed villages derives, essentially, from the absence of the world's acknowledgment of them, the lack of credence given to what happened to them.
The wide public credence given the claim of William H. Herndon, her husband's former law partner, that Ann Rutledge, a family friend who had died in 1835, was the only woman Abraham ever loved, bewildered and saddened her.
How Can We Fix This?, produced by Adrian Bushby (Muse, Foo Fighters, My Bloody Valentine, Everything Everything), is the first great new debut album of the year, and if that statement lacks credence given our position in the calendar then come back and ask us again in June or November.
In this section, we consider the two accounts of epistemic disutility for credences given in the previous section and we combine them with decision-theoretic norms to derive epistemic norms.
Because of the scarcity of sources, "more credence was given to untried agents than would normally be the case".
The credence we give to testimony is much like the credence we give to memory.
But it has refused to disappear and is in danger of being given credence.
