(Interestingly, Wills and Benedict XVI reflect a trend toward giving greater credence to the historical reliability of John, whose Gospel is the most abstract and the last to be written).
The band opened with a Manu Chao tune and then rocked into Credence Clearwater Revival, and when it moved toward electronica, my Spanish boyfriend told me the members' accents were Portuguese.
"They really don't give enough credence to friendship or love," she said, nodding toward Ms. Fein and Ms. Schneider.
News reports that Al Qaeda plans to redirect half the $3 million a month it now spends on operations in Afghanistan toward the insurgency in Iraq lent credence to the view that it is turning Iraq into center stage for the fight against the "Great Satan".
In seeking to ameliorate racial injustice, Lindsay also became indulgent toward the most radical racial spokesmen, giving credence even to figures like Sonny Carson, who on one occasion explicitly informed the mayor that as long as his organization kept receiving money, racial riots could be kept under control.
Indignation signals to the public that social responsibilities have been breached, and thereby lends credence and authority to all those who are working toward them.
But still, while this is a step toward giving these voices and lives the credence they're due, she's merely one white woman among millions acknowledging her privilege.
The diffusion of the Umbri toward the north and beyond the Apennines lent credence to the ancient traditions relating to the great size of their territory.
The large increases in testing and the trend toward concordance between confirmatory tests and drug prescriptions tends to lend credence to the assertion that diagnostics are indeed contributing to the reduced reported incidence of malaria in Zambia over this time period as well as to reductions in the use of drug therapy for malaria.
But others gave credence to Mr. Netanyahu's suspicions, including some Iranian experts who have criticized his policies toward Iran.
