Sentence examples for credibility to think from inspiring English sources

It's really pushing the grounds of credibility to think people would be making that decision," he said.

But it stretches credibility to think that a private detective like Spenser could force a corporate chief executive, such as the one running Kingery, to allow an audit conducted by Spenser's neighborhood accountant.

"It strained credibility for me to think that someone would hurt us over free music," Ms. Rosen said.

Yet bizarrely, the Bank of Japan seems to think its credibility is more at risk from reignited inflation than from the stigma of mild deflation.

And my research for the Comment told me that he needs to think less about credibility and more about leverage with governments like Hosni Mubarak's in Egypt.

It's horrifying to think that the credibility of our democracy -- a democracy bought through the courage and sacrifice of many brave men and women -- is now in danger.

I used to think they had the credibility of Nigerian princes who needed your credit card info to give you a huge amount of cash.

TG: It definitely added credibility to what investors thought of us.

In a real sense this gives backdoor credibility to those who cavalierly think there's nothing wrong with imploring violence against a sitting president.

1992 – Man Bites Dog Belgian cult hit earns awards at Cannes and Toronto, lending credibility to a genre previously thought of as tacky and trivial.

Britain has said it will publish a dossier on Iraq's weapons buildup later this month drawn from British and American intelligence findings, something it has done twice since Sept. 11 in an attempt to lend British credibility to evidence that, if thought to be purely American, would be less persuasive abroad.