Sentence examples for credible spokesman from inspiring English sources

John Cornyn, a conservative Republican senator from Texas, told CNN that he no longer believed that the president is a credible spokesman on Iraq.

He was later given the title political director because, along with his fund-raising ability (he and Mr. Hughes recently donated $250,000), he was a credible spokesman, said Evan Wolfson, who founded the organization.

He also said that Mr. Connor, an election lawyer, would be a more credible spokesman for ballot reform if he gave up representing private clients in fights over petitions and other ballot matters.

That grounding in state politics, along with the family's reputation for integrity, has allowed the senator to emerge as a credible spokesman on reform issues like pay to play.

And he is clearly the most credible spokesman on financial matters within the Obama orbit.

"In the asylum process, the asylum seeker must make his reason for flight credible," spokesman Christoph Pölzl said. .

As it went on, the evening conspired to emphasize the G.O.P.'s lack of credible spokesmen.

"On those issues, they were more likely to be seen as credible spokesmen," he said.

"The number is not credible," said Tokyo Electric Power Co. spokesman Takashi Kurita.

"This is a tragic and regrettable incident, but the soldier perceived a credible threat," the spokesman, Maj.

"To pretend that the United States did not know the position of the Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia is not credible," the Chinese spokesman, Mr. Zhu, said in a statement today.