He said it would "frankly just not credible for [him] to continue to lead the party without a Westminster seat of [him] own".
Mr Farage has pledged to quit as Ukip leader if he fails to win the seat, saying it would be "frankly just not credible for [him] to continue to lead the party without a Westminster seat of [him] own".
In a extract from his memoir The Purple Revolution, published in the Daily Telegraph last month, Farage said if he did not win a seat in the commons he would resign as party leader as it was "frankly just not credible for [him] to continue to lead the party without a Westminster seat of [him] own".
Indeed, many analysts think that he would already have gone if Mrs Merkel had a credible replacement for him.
In Theon's case, the mutilator was (again) Ramsay, a character drawn so textbook-evil that rape is an entirely credible action for him.
Gladis delivers a small tour de force as Baal, giving the character a rakish charm that is all the more credible for his restraint in portraying him as evil.
If this position were credible for another Secretary of Health, it is unfortunately without credibility in your case.
Similarly, when someone says 'I believe that p', this is a confession based on what he thinks that may be the case, i.e. p. Although information about p is relevant for this utterance, he is expressing his belief, i.e. he makes clear what he thinks is credible and is, perhaps, important for him.
This view seems unlikely to be credible for much longer.
It has not really been credible for some time.
Nation-building lite looks too lite in Mazar to be credible for long.
