The tricky task facing Mr. Rush and Mr. Ferrell is to make that notion credible without blundering into clichés of easy redemption.
Mr. Jones's impersonation is touching and credible, and his notion of the character is interestingly different from that of Philip Seymour Hoffman, star of "Capote".
Even more credible is the notion that, whenever a human passes, they immediately buckle down to the dumb charades for which we treasure them — digging in the dirt, inspecting each other's rear fenders — and then, when the coast clears, get back to their solemn discussion of the feline threat.
But how credible is the notion that making music is all about sex? Let's start at the beginning: what's so special about music?
The NMA research adds credible evidence to that notion and, importantly, underlines truths about the national press that advertisers had - possibly for decades - overlooked.
"Tobacco packaging has never been identified as a reason why people start, or continue, to smoke, and there is no credible evidence to support the notion that plain packs will reduce smoking levels.
This notion is hardly credible, as well as his suggestion that Darwin had an unabashed admiration for Fitzroy.
There are no credible data to support the notion that individual taste qualities have dedicated pathways leading from the tongue to the end of the pathway in the brain.
Given that littleBits's designs are open source, that notion is certainly credible.
The article noted Romm's belief that "credible people" and the press should publicly support the notion that government action is needed to help solve the global warming crisis.
