Sentence examples for gained credence from inspiring English sources

Embellishments gained credence.

The reports gained credence from scientific studies.

The tale had emanated from Williams's native Australia and gained credence at the Open.

That argument gained credence with investors, helping to propel Apple's market value past Microsoft's.

Though nontraditional medicine has many skeptics, some techniques have gained credence among pain specialists.

The concept of the usefulness of the arts to health has gained credence largely through community-based arts.

This layout -- transverse engine, front-wheel drive -- gained credence over the following decades and is commonly used today.

Recently a more radical version of this argument has gained credence: Maybe there never were any such weapons.

The story gained credence after Channel 5's ownership changed last September when Viacom bought it for £450m, indicating a buyer for Channel 4 might be forthcoming.

The argument gained credence during a second campaign controversy, this time involving Mr. Obama's acquaintance with Bill Ayers, the former antiwar militant.

A U.S. countercircumcision movement gained credence in 1971 when the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) found that there was "no absolute medical indication for routine circumcision".