Sentence examples for credible though from inspiring English sources
Her answer would be slightly more credible, though, if once in while she quoted a non-famous biblical passage and said something non-obvious about it.
The refugees are "volunteering" to leave villages where there are credible, though again unconfirmed, reports of 10 vigilante killings of Liberians in recent weeks.
A Caesar salad (anchovies optional) was credible, though overdressed.
The rumour is credible, though not proved, and was repeated throughout Caesar's life.
He even made a credible, though unsuccessful, run for a party leadership post.
The jurors may not find him a credible witness, though.
There is an equally credible explanation, though: driving a car in Ukraine is life-threatening.
But there have been some exceptionally credible performances, though – the average of all IMA funds analysed was £199 on top of every £1,000 invested.
Another peripheral, the Smart Keyboard, effectively turns the iPad Pro into a credible laptop, though powered by iOS instead of a regular PC operating system.
There have also been credible reports – though denied by both sides – of Chinese intentions to build a naval port in Vanuatu.
