Sentence examples for credibility to assert from inspiring English sources

It strains credibility to assert the truth, which is that the main lesson one really learns from those 473 pages is how easy it is for an intelligent, earnest man to trip over his own intellectual shoelaces.

Obama's real purpose is to restore U.S. "credibility," that is, to assert the notion that, despite the wishes of the inhabitants, the U.S. will dictate policy to smaller nations it deems valuable in rivalries with bigger powers like China and Russia.

The failure to react appropriately prompted the EU to garner the political will necessary to strengthen its CFSP so as to prevent further loss of its international credibility and help it to assert greater global political influence.

But Republican strategists argue that Trump has not psychologically adjusted to becoming president and that he risks eroding his stature and damaging his credibility if he continues to assert falsehoods under the microscope of the White House.

Through an analysis of what is said and how it is presented, as text, design and hyperlinks, I show how individuals are positioned by corporate discourses yet manage to carve a sense of self to assert professional credibility.

Mr. Sadr also tried to assert broader credibility for the anti-Maliki protests by comparing them to the movements that have swept many Arab countries in the past few years, calling for new government leaders and better representation.

The result of the coding was negotiated within the research group to assert the credibility of the material.

The Labour party is under pressure to assert its economic credibility in the face of claims from its rivals that it would increase spending and borrowing.

Academics, developers, and scientists are undermining their own credibility by using financial and  legal systems to assert they hold the only valid opinion on the matter.

Critics assaulted the new material's credibility; scholars returned home from examining Soviet archives to assert Venona's basic soundness.

PR, marketing and advertising campaigns have long looked to assert signs of quality, establish credibility and give buyers reasons to believe in them.