Sentence examples for credible substitute from inspiring English sources

He regularly proclaimed his allegiance to primal drives as the only credible substitute for meaning in a hostile universe.

But this stirring and funny novel, with its compelling exploration of Britishness, loyalty and personal sacrifice, makes an entirely credible substitute for the facts.

They listen to the stations that best provide a credible substitute for the news they are not getting from their domestic media.

TeleNav, created by Televigation, which is also based in Sunnyvale, turns the phone into a credible substitute for an in-dash car navigation unit.

Austin maintains that the conflicting motives that prompted these writers to rehabilitate Helen led to further revisions of her image, though none have endured as a credible substitute for the Helen of epic tradition.

It gave me a credible substitute for bitter melon, which is hard to find outside of Asian markets, and it gave me a use for green peppers, which I have held a grudge against for years.

The spectacle of Western handwringing as a substitute for credible foreign policy on Libya is worse than shameful.

But the honest faith of insiders that their bureaucratic mission is true and critical is no substitute for credible evidence.

Congress took away the right to sue, he argues, but failed to substitute another credible means of enforcing the law.

He added that "none of this is a substitute for a credible political process".

Electric power systems maintain system security by keeping instantaneous reserves that can substitute for a credible loss of generation.