Sentence examples for creditable things from inspiring English sources

A writer who doesn't can make even the most creditable things unbelievable.

The New Yorker, July 6, 1929 P. 9 Merchants Associationn has been asked to compile a list of the seven least creditable things about New York.

His documented ability to work with Democrats, such as Ted Kennedy, is perhaps his most promising strength.Other things are much less creditable.

It is the third-best "party school" in America, according to the Princeton Review's annual ranking of such things, and comes a creditable fifth in the "lots of beer" category.

As for Jobs, well, it's a creditable effort with a lot of good things in it.

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It was a curious day we spent together – one minute, we'd have a conversation, and she would succinctly say things that are so obvious it's scarcely creditable that they still need to be said: "Ninety-seven per cent of climate scientists agree.

It's got an idea at its heart - leave expert things to the experts - and Gordon Ramsay delivers a creditable performance as the distracted broadband installer.

Still, the parts do fit together more or less neatly, there isn't much wasted motion in the thing, it gets where it's going with creditable efficiency.

Kingsman: The Secret Service's's Taron Egerton is the NHS-spectacled, milk-drinking "plucky plasterer" who stole the show at the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics with his creditable jumps and his comical flapping-bird gestures – living proof of Emily Dickinson's dictum, "'Hope' is the thing with feathers".

The senior author of this article found his way between these two kinds of biology, starting with one view of living things in 1971 and ending up with a very different one by 2001, and this was nothing unusual or creditable.