Sentence examples for credence on from inspiring English sources

They don't want to hear lies or half-truths given credence on one side, and shot down on the other.

To be sure, each of these findings represents a single data point, and it is unwise to place too much credence on any one poll.

It's unsurprising then, that he doesn't place much credence on the words of online critics.

She herself gave this some credence on the day after the vote by jauntily saying, "Be careful what you wish for, Rush".

Much as he had done all season, Belichick strapped on his blinders, not looking past the next opponent or putting too much credence on past performances.

Forty-four percent of likely voters indicated that they might change their mind before Oct. 7. Peter Ragone, a spokesman for Californians Against the Costly Recall, a group formed by Mr. Davis, said the recall had been so volatile that it would be unwise to place much credence on any poll.

That's the secret: They have self-confidence through the roof and have yet to listen or give credence to messages on what one should or shouldn't wear.

Second, there are different attitudes towards so-called principle of total evidence (TE) for the credences on which a reasoner relies.

Ostensibly based on fact, it uses repeated playings of the Zapruder film to give credence to Garrison's on-screen argument, but in terms of historical accuracy, it's as flawed and contestable as the crackpot YouTube theories.

[National Geographic] From climate change to voter fraud, a reflection on "false balance," in which reporters are accused of giving equal credence to arguments on both sides of an issue regardless of the preponderance of evidence.

If you don't want to be single, celebrate with the rest of us, but take a slightly different approach or you'll be renaming Singles Awareness to Lonely Losers and we aren't giving credence to animosity on this holiday.