They believe the blame for Carole's psychological downfall lies with credulous, satanist-obsessed therapists who went along with her claims that she'd been sexually menaced.
To a credulous public, his experience conjured a romantic world of proud and ruthless Bedouin horsemen silhouetted against a burning sky; of Saladin, scimitars, keffiyehs, and desert hawks.
I want to know if she'll fit the description Professor Loftus gave of the therapists she's come across in legal cases who have involved false memory – that of a highly credulous believer in satanic abuse who has a tendency to believe ritual damage in patients.
He concluded: "The credulous may have been impressed.
COMPANY bosses come and go, and their importance is often exaggerated by credulous business hacks.
With Congress's main leaders now either in rebellion or, at least temporarily, in retirement, voters would have to be credulous indeed to buy that.
Its share price seems to reflect a credulous view of the company's outlook.Tackling all that would appear to be the opposite task to running Santander in Britain.
Whether or not the chancellor, as some claim, really was credulous enough to hope that Mr Blair might make way for him this autumn, by the time the prime minister went off on holiday at the end of July, he knew that it was not to be.
He admitted that the supervisory board had been credulous and late to act.
Credulous economists demanded numbers, "however dubious their provenance", and Maddison supplied them.Go figureQuantification can create the illusion of precision.
But he was not selling comforts to the credulous.
