Sentence examples for credible grounding from inspiring English sources

The theme is helped immeasurably by the performance of Michael Leydon Campbell as Joe, whose fiercely coiled, loony-bird turn here never lets go of a credible grounding in ordinary despair; he's the kind of guy who feels left out in a win-at-all-costs culture, the kind of guy who is reminded by the sweaty, sexy, cacophanous drumbeat of pro sports of everything he is not.

"There has to be a credible ground force which we are supporting with our air power.

This posed a credible ground threat that the Serbian leader could not ignore.

He said the report "lacked credible grounds" to suggest Inditex had broken its agreement in Brazil.

The first lesson of political positioning is that you have to have credible ground to stand on.

The truth is that, historically, aerial bombardment usually fails to be decisive unless it supports credible ground forces.

By asserting that the special prosecutor could not subpoena additional evidence, they were laying credible grounds for Cox's defiance — instead of his resignation.

"They are trying to build a leadership of credible ground forces, and I think that is a huge distinction," said Elizabeth O'Bagy, an expert on the Syrian rebel groups at the Institute for the Study of War in Washington.

"You cannot do this job from the air alone unless there is a credible ground force and I don't mean just the Kurds who are only part of the picture," he told the BBC.

Rick thinks Hillary Clinton is an advantageous choice for Secretary of State because she completes a sort of diplomatic phalanx that covers a lot of credible ground in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

"When we knock on the doors of the decision makers to try to make changes or shine light on food issues, school lunches, the farm bill, food stamps, we have some credible ground to stand on," he said.