Sentence examples for credible to him from inspiring English sources

I asked Melton if the allegations seemed credible to him.

As Rashid's interrogators torment him more and more, the hazy naivety of his agenda in Pakistan seems less and less credible to him; his story disintegrates, reassembles, incorporates feeble lies, half-remembered impressions, guilty dreams.

Apart from possibly threatening or intimidating the boy (something he did to other victims), did Sandusky, over the next years, do anything to shape the boy's life, to make him less credible — to direct him to grow into the kind of man whom others might not believe?

To say again when I said in expectation: Kavanaugh could be innocent, memories of trauma can be wrong, but absent more dramatic exculpatory evidence than a calendar this is too credible to elevate him.

"The way to do it is to create a credible alternative to him," he said.

So it would ill behoove Matt Dallek to act as if there were a credible threat to him.

Someone's belief tells us something about what is credible according to him; his intentions about his future behaviour.

These accusations are not credible to those who know him.

Cameron, who also told the EU's other 27 leaders that they must agree to credible changes to allow him to win a referendum, spoke as Britain signalled its support for a plan to make clear that the summit will offer a make-or-break deal to the UK that cannot be reversed.

What is it about the image that Schwarzenegger cultivated that made him seem credible to voters?

It's not credible to go on blaming people around him, like his guardsman brother Maher.