Sentence examples for credence not from inspiring English sources

Monkey's blub of the week: Evan Davis's theory of interviewing – be less combative and predictable, and you'll get more candid results – gained credence, not from the results of his own offbeat posers about pounds v kilos and how politicians should speak, but from a print profile of Davis himself.

But most of today's Republican leaders stay silent in the face of the lies and many eagerly repeat them, while leading conservative pundits give the endless falsehoods credence, not an honest critique. .

He's dividing us, granting credence not to that grand dream of America set forth in the Declaration of Independence but to that narrow nightmare of white nationalists: denying non-whites and immigrants equal dignity along with equal citizenship.

It is unfortunate that more credence is not given to other theories.

Perhaps it thought it was a credence and not a credenza at all, one that had fallen, in the manner of an unlucky angel, to the blasphemous station of a mere sideboard.

Much subsequent commentary on the Sex Pistols has relied on taking seriously McLaren's onscreen proclamations in the film, whether lending them credence or not.

He seemed to question the crusade to tear down memorials to titans of the Confederacy offering at least credence, if not support, to the movement to preserve them.

While attention has been given to the notion that ARD is likely related to underlying WKS pathology, it appears strange that more credence has not been given to whether WKS may clinically be a form of dementia, given that it typically entails multiple domains of cognitive impairment alongside functional deficits.

Unlike the above views, this interpretation of credence isn't easy to operationalise.

I foresee related attempts to 'humanize' Bayesianism for example, the further study of imprecise probability and imprecise decision theory, in which credences need not be precise numbers.

When Credence doesn't produce results, Percival casts him aside, making him feel more worthless than he already did.