Sentence examples for excessive credence from inspiring English sources
In the gulf war in 1991, Peter Arnett, the CNN correspondent in Baghdad, was accused by competitors and some officials of giving excessive credence to Iraqi statements.
"So not excessively excessive.
The notion that weight loss is not purely due to excessive metabolic demands is given further credence by the observation that obese subjects exercising three times each week in 15% oxygen lose more weight than those exercising in air [33].
Since excessive amounts of CXCL10 can be neurotoxic, our findings lend further credence to the role of CXCL10 in progression of AIDS-associated dementia.
Notably, pure cases of thiamine deficiency, unaccompanied by chronic and excessive alcohol consumption (such as in cases of malnutrition), show a low rate of progression to KS [ 29], giving credence to the idea that an interaction of causative factors is responsible for the lasting cognitive deficits seen in alcohol-related disorders.
Embellishments gained credence.
You have to give him some credence.
The voices gave credence to that feeling.
An old theory thus gains credence.
Makhul certainly gives credence to this claim.
