Sentence examples for enough credence from inspiring English sources

Another top Army officer said, "We did not put enough credence in their abilities".

She added: "We don't give enough credence to that passage of life, and in fact, not everybody reaches the shore.

"They really don't give enough credence to friendship or love," she said, nodding toward Ms. Fein and Ms. Schneider.

… We do live in a time of innovation … but I think a lot of people who work in modern styles don't pay enough credence to things that did happen in the early part of the 20th century.

Regardless of what those answers are, the complexity of Wright's situation gives some insight into why reporters and editors at Wired and Gizmodo gave enough credence to the documents they'd received to work on them for six weeks.

But in blindly accepting that line I had not given enough credence to what globalisation has brought to India – that many people welcome it and private sector involvement – with open arms.

It's enough to give credence to the people who want nothing to do with the profit-making players of the American financial system.

The notion of Chloë Sevigny as Irish assassin Mia stretches credence enough but for her to be playing a transsexual represents a loss of nerve in casting, not so very far from the old days of Laurence Olivier blacking up to play Othello.

A hearing by the California State Athletic Commission revealed the amount of the steroid turinabol in Jones' system was scant enough to give credence to Jones' argument that the ingestion was accidental.

But a combination of weak institutions, a fragile coalition, and the self-interest and viciousness of some army hardliners, are enough to give them credence in Jakarta.

Not leaving bad enough alone, then giving credence to OPEC's overused canard about the value of the dollar, nary a mention that while the dollar index has fallen by near 20% since January of 2007 the price of oil has climbed by 120% over the same period.