Sentence examples for credibility waned from inspiring English sources

The idea fascinated people: Whorf's work became popular "knowledge" but his credibility waned from the 60s onward.

Dr. Kübler-Ross's reputation was seriously damaged, and her credibility waned.

Yet Wie kept trying to play through it, even as her swing deteriorated and her credibility waned.

Credibility wanes a bit when the obligatory conflict arises in the second act, and the finale raises more than a few questions, but overall, "Memphis" is a stunning achievement, crowned by some outstanding choreography by Sergio Trujillo under the musical supervision of Christopher Jahnke.

The tragic thing is not that Lohan's fame has passed or is likely to pass, but that it continues, waxing at the same rate her professional credibility wanes.

While Ennahda, which won a majority of seats in the NCA elections, chose to form a coalition cabinet with two secular parties to ensure greater legitimacy for its government, its credibility has waned among opposition groups that suspect it of sympathies with radical Salafists.

At a time when his popularity and credibility are waning that may not be enough to keep anxious Democrats on board with the White House's giveaway.

Even if he was only calling Kim's bluff, such irascible and irresponsible behaviour does little to shore up America's waning credibility in the age of Trump.

But I do want to talk to you about your increasingly waning credibility -- a concern many of you have articulated as well.

Witness gay celebrities who become spokespeople just after coming out because they still carry the public-relations benefit of having been perceived as straight very recently (and the longer they are out, that credibility starts to wane).

While Mr. Ijaz's assertions initially captivated Pakistan's vibrant news media, with extensive airtime on television news networks, interest has waned of late as his credibility has repeatedly been called into question.