Sentence examples for credentials made from inspiring English sources

The guards at the border crossing checked Reid's credentials, made him open the case and marveled at the Cup.

Governor Andrew believed that Shaw's experience and antislavery credentials made him the perfect man to lead the 54th.

"From their perspective, hiring someone who could beef up their Republican credentials made perfect sense," said Jack Howard, policy director for Mr. Gingrich at the time.

Mr. Tetlock found that credentials made little difference: having a Ph.D. in political science, for instance, was not a significant factor either way in predicting success.

O'Driscoll had played solidly in the first two Tests and his Lions and leadership credentials made him the obvious candidate to replace the injured Warburton as captain.

Those credentials made it easy for General Manager Pierre Gauthier to hire Cunneyworth as a quick fix, but it seems neither he nor other Canadiens' executives expected the outrage at the hiring of a unilingual coach.

These veteran credentials make Jalili the choice of some of the country's most radical cohorts.

Mr. Morrissey believes that strong personalities, not acting credentials, make for good screen stars.

The Good Energy Shop selects suppliers for their energy saving credentials, making it less confusing for buyers to make the right choice.

It's a dark savoury red whose impeccable biodynamic credentials make it a worthy choice for Green voters, too.

His outsize public persona and his cosmopolitan credentials make the case that the old spiritual practices are compatible with being a modern African.