Sentence examples for credible face from inspiring English sources

They couldn't make a credible face.

But it's usually worth it for the acting ability and for introducing a fresh, credible face to an American audience".

One senior Obama administration official said that it was not lost on the administration that Mr. ElBaradei's contentious relations with the Bush administration helped explain why he was now being viewed by some as a credible face of the opposition in Egypt.

Ideally, clinical outcome measures should be credible (face validity), comprehensive (content validity), sensitive (discriminant validity), accurate (criterion validity), feasible, and should make biological sense (construct validity).

Gould agrees with Julian Vignoles, the author of Inside the Eurovision Song Contest and a former member of the Eurovision Song Contest Reference Group, about how the UK has tried to use former big stars to rejuvenate their prospects, yet failed to grasp the more credible, modern face of the competition.

He believed that the Arabs would always be hindered unless they could use military aid from the Soviet bloc to build a credible force to face the high-tech weaponry that flowed to Israel from the United States.

They include strict timelines for completing investigations, setting up immediate response teams inside peacekeeping missions to handle allegations, and suspending payments to countries whose troops face credible allegations of misconduct.

For months Republicans had been sweating over whether they could come up with a credible candidate to face Mr. Schumer, a popular first-term senator with more than $20 million in his campaign war chest.

Taking aim at "a cancer in our system," the UN secretary general has announced he intends to start naming and shaming countries whose troops and police serving in UN peacekeeping missions face credible accusations of sexual abuse and exploitation.

Anti-abortion groups wanted the bill voted on before the June 26 primary in the hopes that they could squeeze supporters of abortion rights like John O. Bennett, the majority leader, and Diane Allen of Burlington County who face credible primary challenges from abortion opponents.

The narrow question is, can the Republicans field a credible candidate to face Mr. Torricelli, a Democrat, who came through scarred but still standing after navigating his own federal criminal inquiry this year?