Sentence examples for given the credence from inspiring English sources

In both instances, their contributions are not given the credence they deserve.

It is so gratifying to see the issue given the credence it deserves.

I felt like she [oncologist] was saying, 'No, it's nothing' or 'It could be nothing.' So again, I was not feeling that my sense of my own body was being given the credence that it should be.

He says he had never given the idea much credence.

Having given the matter any credence at all, I acknowledge that I have "lost the battle".

Not everyone was giving the story credence, however.

What gave the article credence in my eyes was its byline.

"We thought no one would give the denialists credence, and we were wrong," Dr. van der Horst said.

Briefing notes given to the then defence secretary Tom King on March 4 1992 show that civil servants did give the idea credence.

Finebaum and his staff initially gave the claim little credence.

But few observers gave the rumors much credence.